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Articles in June 6, 2004 issue of Catholic New Times

• Some U.S. bishops undermine National Review Board
• Nine reasons why Iraqi occupation is a disaster
  by James Loney
• Liberals choose regressive OHIP premiums over real public service renewal
• Second ordination of women on the Danube
• Unlearning certain 'truths'
  by Joelle Morgan
• From the editor's desk
• Ontario budget highlights 2004
• Voters in India deal corporate globalization a severe blow
• Learning from all faiths
  by Bert Monster
• Some small books
  by Clint Hartung
• No women, please
  by Emil Kutarna
• Ralph Klein says uproar over his Chile paper 'much ado about nothing'
• Pope to ask Bush for radical shift in policy, says Cardinal Laghi
• Pax Christi member Bill Hickey and Sister of Mercy Karen Donahue lie beneath a federal officer's feet at the entrance to the federal courthouse in Detroit March 18
• Genocide by public policy
  by Sam Bahour
• O Father where art thou? How Catholics are coping without resident priests
• Fundamentalist?
  by Douglas McNamara
• Privatization curbed, but BC health-care workers still hit hard
• Monsanto drops GM wheat: 'worldwide victory for consumers, says Friends of the Earth
• The Fog of War and gospel clarity
  by Ted Schmidt
• Pony up, Canada
  by Robert C. Dickson
• London Catholic school board 'contracts out,' ignores Catholic community's pleas
• Venezuela fires the "School of the Americas"
• Church in need of a redemptive Eucharist
  by Marie Evans Bouclin
• Quote/unquote
• Destruction of African-Canadian community
  by Helen Wallace
• Pseudo-journalism being practised, editor says
• Wenh-in Ng: crossing boundaries, bringing hope
  by Rosemary Ganley
• Regenerative violence and the cross
  by Stephen Morris
• Abu Ghraib: all too familiar
  by Negroponte
• Whose reign of terror
  by John McMurtry
• Church is playing politics
  by Andrew Greeley
• Soldiers' blind faith in top brass
  by Joseph E. Mulligan
• Thoughts from Cuernavaca
  by Leah Ko
• American nuns send bishops to back of cafeteria line
• Welcome back, Khadr
  by Peggy Flanagan
• Foster Hewitt, we need you: Don Cherry never outgrew childhood bigotry
  by Mel Watkins
• 'Spectator culture' confronted in Mexico
  by Bennett Donahue