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Articles in Nov 3, 2002 issue of Catholic New Times

• Mission society practises what it teaches - Letters
• U.S. must turn its back on oil - World Notes
• Stupid White Men: Moore's thoughtful but flippant rant
  by Jerry Allen
• Catholics are really confusing: Marc, Emily and Audy Hall tell their story - Witness
  by James Loney
• Bishop Gumbleton: must unite people against war in Iraq - Church Notes
• The season of giving thanks - Back Burner
  by Kate Quinn
• Quote/unquote - Letters
  by Hermann Goering
• The West Bank: largest detention camp in the world? - World Notes
• Bowling for Columbine: Moore hits his target
  by Jim Doris
• Acting like Rome - Letters
  by Gerald Vandezande
• Israel and the Palestinians: terrorism and resistance - World
  by Jeff Halper
• Author responds
  by Terence Fay
• Dodge-city thinking - Letters
  by Paul Whittaker
• Cashing out - Canada
  by Brian Jones
• Belonging: the human connection - Arts & Culture
  by Marta Blocki
• Bishops in Cornwall—victims there too - Letters
  by Beth LaRocque
• Singer Belafonte likens Powell to `house slave' - World Notes
• Going to the School of Assassins
  by Jacob Bender
• No patents on life: the D&P 2002 campaign
  by Rosemary Ganley
• The holiness of democracy - Editorial
• Church may face second reformation - Church Notes
• The pains of divorce and exclusion - Back Burner
  by Jim Roberts
• Tom Doyle right - Letters
  by Ken Elliott
• Will Kyoto shut down Canada? - Canada Notes
• Dorothy Day's granddaughter speaks at Seneca Falls, N.Y - Faith & Spirituality
• Young, Catholic and in tension: a WYD reflection
  by Luke Stocking
• Raising our glasses to St. Mike's
  by Marta Blocki
• The right to dream of a better world - Front Burner
  by Eduardo Galeano
• James Carroll and the promise of reform - Church
  by Ted Schmidt
• Signs of hope in schools
  by Marika Ince
• From the editor's desk - Letters
  by Ted Schmidt
• Federal government accused of mangling medicare - Canada Notes
• Dorothy Day inducted into National Women's Hall of Fame - Faith & Spirituality
  by Rosemary Ganley
• Post WYD—now what for youth?
  by Dwyer Sullivan