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Articles in May 2004 issue of America

• A bad bet
• Catholics and candidates
  by Matt Malone
• Can the church learn from Wal-Mart?
  by Frederick W. Gluck
• Why go to Mass?
  by John F. Baldovin
• Jump-starting the parish
  by John Gillespie
• Remembering first communion: are we honoring this heritage?
  by Carole Garibaldi Rogers
• Reactions vary to Pope's comments on feeding
• 16 months in hell
  by George M. Anderson
• Electing for hope: good news from Guatemala
  by Charles A. Reilly
• Canon Law on sanctions leaves much to interpret
• The Hatching
  by Kate Daniels
• Means to solidarity
  by Tony Wach
• Liturgical differences: 'are we poised for another era of warfare'?
  by David Haschka
• Of many things
  by George M. Anderson
• Two-part harmony
  by Kathleen Cummings
• Only the beginning
  by Juan B. Colas
• What's new?
  by Dianne Bergant
• Penelope's pen
  by Lucy Lethbridge
• Not the enemy
  by Kathleen Vinehout
• Fifty years of progress
• Life to life
  by Terri Furlow
• A new landscape in ministry
  by Rose Zuzworsky
• Singin' with the word
  by James T. Keane
• Voting conscience: 'I must choose between terribly deficient candidates
  by John F. Kavanaugh
• Of many things
  by George M. Anderson
• Unleash the capitalists
  by Michael McGreevy
• Totality of issues
  by Harry J. Byrne
• Germany's unwelcome guests
  by Paul J. Fitzgerald
• Sightings, signs and wonders
  by Robert McClory
• What does it mean?
  by Dianne Bergant
• Of many things.
  by Drew Christiansen
• The ministry of hospitality: the ninth in the Lent-Easter series 'Good Liturgy'
  by Thomas Richstatter
• Profound regret
  by William T. Cullen
• Malaria
• Dream the impossible dream
  by Dianne Bergant
• Experimental decade
  by Maurice Timothy Reidy
• Thursdays with Rahner: the 100th Anniversary of Karl Rahner's birth
  by Kevin O'Brien
• Phoning the bullpen: if politics were more like sports, somebody in Washington would be out of a job
  by Terry Golway
• Against tobacco, for life
  by Michael H. Crosby
• Home alone?
  by Dianne Bergant
• Color him black
  by James S. Torrens
• Proof of wrongdoing
  by Paul W. Comiskey
• Effortless hope: 'I am glad I was in Rome when I read the John Jay report
  by Joseph Shimek
• An occupational hazard
  by Angie O'Gorman
• Celebrating 'good liturgy': the concluding article of the Lent-Easter series.
  by Nathan D. Mitchell