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Articles in July 3, 2005 issue of Catholic New Times

• Thanks to Rohr
  by Joan McCoy
• Reading for the dock
• Depicting culture of death
  by Mario Degiglio-Bellemare
• Fallujah, Iraq: an unnatural disaster
  by Joe Carr
• From the editor's desk
  by Ted Schmidt
• World military spending tops $1 trillion
• Deportations rising in advance of amnesty program change
• The church under Benedict: Fr. Jeff Doucette wept in sadness when Joseph Ratzinger became pope; then he got on with the job of opening a parish window
  by Jeff Doucette
• Baum reinforces status quo
  by Kevin Simpson
• Aid for the rich
  by Alex Chamwada
• St. Paul University and feminist studies
  by Susan K. Roll
• Two wise men look at the church
  by Ted Schmidt
• Boff rich in pastoral wisdom
  by Rob Kleysen
• Hey, Paul Martin: the ball's in your court
  by Bob Geldof
• Bishop Ruiz speaks out for Chiapas
  by Sheila M. Dabu
• Just a pack of repellent youngsters
  by Patrick Donohue
• Religion still important to majority of Canadians
• Investigation of Mexican priest urged
• Jesus did not die for our sins
  by John Shelby Spong
• The green nuns: models of ecological spirituality
  by Cristina Vanin
• World court readies war crimes case in Sudan
• Communio or centralization: the next ten years
  by Mary Ellen Sheehan
• 'The church from above and the church from below'
  by Hans Kung
• Make poverty history: while G8 nations are basking in glory over their generosity, critics point out that the 'conditionalities' for debt relief are just part of the 'same old, same old.'
• The Sins of Scripture: Exposing the Bible's Texts of Hate to Reveal the God of Love
  by Christina Cathro
• A KAIROS cause: refugees
  by Sara Stratton
• Aceh anew: Northern Sumatra still recovering from tsunami calamity, as region's longstanding conflict continues
  by Kevin Spurgaitis
• Guatemalan bishop fights for poor despite threat of death
• CNT covers WOW
  by Judy Johnson
• Quebec court strikes down private health care law
• "Witness Wagon" to Ottawa
• Confessions of a spiritual couch potato
  by Jim Loney
• Rescuing Canada's health system.
• Screaming into the abyss of your life
  by Din Yalonen
• Thanks to Lanigan
  by Ed Prinselaar
• Vatican II: architects, but no bricklayers; 'stop paying for the old church,' retired priest says
  by Gilbert Padilla
• Canada's welfare income below poverty line
• English priest stops Amazon logging giants
• How my thinking has changed: how I lost my indelible mark and found it again
  by Emil Kutarna
• Martin Royackers
  by Richard Greene