America

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Articles in April 2004 issue of America

• Meeting father Zhang
  by Emily Wu
• Hispanic ecumenism: an unlikely mix of churches adopts a shared strategy and a common agenda
  by Kenneth G. Davis
• Financial impact
  by Charles E. Zech
• Remembering Rwanda 1994-2004
  by Mark Raper
• The glorious paradox: how Jesuit volunteers are 'ruined for life'
  by David E. Nantais
• The second Adam: the new Adam brings the blessings of grace and eternal life
  by Gerald O'Collins
• Another Easter Statistic: is Jesus a typical culprit in the never-ending war on crime?
  by Jens Soering
• Voice of the people
  by George M. Anderson
• Needed: more happy men
  by John Jay Hughes
• Eight hundred thousand
• 'We had hoped': an Easter meditation for a time of crisis
  by William A. Barry
• Of many things
  by Drew Christiansen
• Boulder's miracle child
  by Ron Hansen
• Why did he do it? A Jesuit demonstrator goes to jail
  by J. Timothy Hipskind
• St. Mary's
  by Rachel M. Srubas
• Ministers of communion: the eighth in the Lent-Easter series 'good liturgy'
  by Margaret Mary Kelleher
• Vatican asks bishops to focus on wider issues
• Of many things
  by John W. Donohue
• Son of San Antonio
  by William A. Barry
• Feet to the ground
  by Robert Walch
• The cross and the empty tomb
• A Lent of the Passion
  by John F. Kavanaugh
• U.S. bishops question Vatican officials
• Music ministry: the seventh in the Lent-Easter series 'good liturgy'
  by J. Michael McMahon
• Must we preserve life? The narrowing of traditional Catholic teaching
  by Ronald Hamel
• A Fractious Family
  by Daniel J. Harrington
• Renewed ministry
  by Brian Carroll
• Is he alive in us?
  by Dianne Bergant
• Cleanse us from our sins
  by Thomas H. Stahel
• Show me!(The Word)
  by Dianne Bergant
• Bishops stress good news for pope
• Kennedy to Kerry: Catholic candidates in strikingly different times
• A great and diverse multitude
  by Dianne Bergant