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Articles in Nov 20, 2005, issue of Catholic New Times

• An unhappy family
  by Eloise Bucholtz
• Ireland reeling after report faults Catholic Church on abuse
• Those seminary questions
• Hope-filled and radical at 70
  by Shirley Nicholson
• Rethinking the diocesan 'corporation'
  by Tom Hassett
• Caring for planet earth: Beth Porter of L'Arche Canada interviews environmental activist Elizabeth May, executive director of the Sierra Club of Canada
  by Beth Porter
• A Cappella: young women rising
  by Rosemary Ganley
• Where are his "brother" priests?
  by Kevin Brannigan
• The Catholic church and U.S. flag
  by Ron Jacobs
• Profits skyrocket but labour is not sharing: the following letter was sent on Labour Day to all the faith communities in Toronto by John Cartwright, president of the Labour Council
  by John Cartwright
• UN slams Canada's arbitrary detention
  by Matt Behrens
• Duped priest assails church leaders: hard-working pastors are unfairly tarnished by sex abuse scandal and embarrassed by careerist bishops. Philadelphia's Fr. Bob McLaughlin couldn't take it any more
  by Ronnie Polanczky
• Rich nations accused of giving 'nothing'
• Beware two-tier medical care, conference told
• KAIROS wants stronger checks on Canadian mining companies operating abroad
• Have bishops abandoned the gospel?
  by Maria Bishop
• The servility of sycophants
  by Finn Gallagher
• More native communities have "Third World" water
• The co-opted gospel
  by Daniel C. Maguire
• 2000 years later-same old story
  by Terry Dance-Bennink
• A conversation with Jeff Halper: Israeli activist joins rising chorus of those describing Israel as an "apartheid state." Bishop Tutu and others are calling for massive divestment
  by Ted Schmidt
• Art for the people
  by Bernard Bloom
• In agreement at 88
  by Peter Pare
• Remembrance day 1905/2005
  by Mark Twain
• Where I am worshipping now
  by Jim Abel
• Challenging the new militarism: Pax Christi leader makes connection between globalization and current U.S. defence and foreign policy, in light of foreign wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and Colombia
  by Ted Schmidt
• Frederick and imagination
  by Susannah Schmidt
• Two recent issues
  by Cyril North
• Edicts don't work
  by Virginia Lafond
• Church on the two ends of summer
  by Sharon Fraser
• Global campaign to help child AIDS victims
• Anglican supporter
  by Joan Francis
• Climate change could ruin drive to eradicate poverty
• Millions of people still victims of human trafficking
• From the editor
• Church's prophetic stance has waned
  by Paul Woodcroft
• Catholics speak out
• It is folly
  by Phil Little
• Credibility diminished
  by Pamela Roth