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Articles in July 2004 issue of America

• A bit of structure
  by Thomas Farrelly
• One woman's view
  by Nancy F. Gallagher
• Links and distance
  by Gregory Byrne
• The road to the diaconate: I am beginning candidacy with a happy heart
  by Greg Kandra
• I just love ..
  by Dianne Bergant
• Bishops warn politicians who back legal abortion
• Countless small victories: Maryknoll lay missioners touch lives and are transformed.
  by Randy Young
• From Dutch to diverse
  by Joyce D. Goodfriend
• Hogwarts Haven
  by Richard A. Blake
• Catholic consciences: citizenship in a secular society
  by John F. Kavanaugh
• Servant leadership: can the bishops learn from Southwest Airlines?
  by Carl Koch
• The perils of freedom: released prisoners face a hostile world.
  by Jens Soering
• Fading faith in free trade.
  by Robert A. Senser
• Portland Archdiocese files for bankruptcy
• Does father have an accent?
  by Jose-Luis Salazar
• Of many things.
  by James Martin
• Task force: battle in public, not at communion
• Ultimate gift
  by Maleen Harvey Corrigan
• Let us pray
  by Dianne Bergant
• Lessons from evangelicals: an interview with Manuel Flores
  by James S. Torrens
• Living with my sisters
  by Jeffrey J. Guhin
• Of many things
  by George M. Anderson
• Bishops approve 2004 abuse policy audits
• In our own image
  by John A. Coleman
• Smuggling and trafficking
• Ratzinger advises U.S. bishops on principles for denying communion and voting
• Blue hydrangeas
  by Karen Zealand
• Here today, gone tomorrow
  by Dianne Bergant
• For those in need
  by Paul Wilkes
• Village scandal, mountain spirits
  by John C. Hawley
• Shrouded in mystery
  by Drew Christiansen
• Never again