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Articles in Dec 15, 2002 issue of Catholic New Times

• Quote/unquote - Letters - Roy Romanov - Brief Article
  by Roy Romanov
• Poor children deserve a place at the table - Canada
  by John P. Asling
• Vatican II: 'it ain't over till it's over' - Church Notes
• Fights of Our Lives: Elections, Leadership and the Making of Canada
  by Brian O'Riordan
• The stereotypes live on, and on, and on - Back Burner
  by Sharon Fraser
• From the editor's desk - Letters - Editorial
  by Ted Schmidt
• Canadian citizens gear up for weapons inspections - Canada Notes - Brief Article
• Rights activist fears new wave of state terror in Indonesia - World
  by David Webster
• Womanist theologian honoured in Toronto - Faith & Spirituality
  by Rosemary Ganley
• Mystics and Messiahs: Cults and New Religions in American History
• Thanks to Morgan and Doris - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Peter VanderKam
• 180,000 Canadians call for end of biopatenting - Canada Notes - Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace
• The church and the Holocaust: Daniel Goldhagen's one-dimensional argument fails
  by Alan Davies
• Saint Monica: a heartfelt film in time for Christmas - Arts & Culture
  by Marta Blocki
• Readers' picks - Arts & Culture
• CNT exposes corruption, reader says - Letters - Catholic New Times - Letter to the Editor
  by Paul Whittaker
• The Bystander - Canada Notes - Poem
  by Martin Niemoeller
• 'Green Pope' speaks out against war - Church Notes
• Finding the Still Point: a Spiritual Response to Stress
  by Ted Schmidt
• 'Bishops, you are afraid of whom?' - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Leo Klug
• Hans Kung speaks after 9/11: 'attacking Iraq is likely to worsen the terrorist threat'
• The Blueberry story: the teacher gives the businessman a lesson - Front Burner
  by Jamie Robert Vollmer
• Isaiah in the Ukraine - World
  by David Nazar
• A kyriarchal church unmasked - Faith & Spirituality
  by Mary E. Hunt
• They Were So Young: Montrealers Remember World War II
• Marguerite d'Youville, the first native-born Canadian saint, is depicted in a painting by Sister of Charity Flore Barrette - Letters - Brief Article
• European Social Forum: solidarity without rhetoric - World Notes - Brief Article
• Holy See criticized in report to UN - Church Notes
• Stable in Bedlam: a Journey to Jesus Through Insanity
• Ox tongues and icicles: winter ingenuities in Quebec - Back Burner
  by Louisa Blair
• Saintly human voices among us - Editorial
• UN consecrates water as public good, human right - World Notes - Brief Article
• Bill Ryan, the Jesuit insider - Church
  by Ted Schmidt
• The Rankin Files
• 'Strange way for servants to act' - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by John M. Ward
• Child-poverty crisis revisited - Canada Notes - Brief Article
• British cardinal condemns war - Church Notes
• Harry Potter's magic is metaphor, not evil - Arts & Culture
  by Dean Jalonen
• No newness yet - Poetry
  by Walter Brueggemann
• Francis would challenge complacency - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Ed Henhoeffer
• Some of the nearly 200 Africans being smuggled to Europe aboard four boats await processing - World Notes
• Nobel winner resigns as head of East Timor diocese - Church Notes
• Step by Step to Grace: a Spiritual Walk Through the Bible and the 12 Steps
• Secluded in Canada: a Ghanian experience - Witness
  by Jocelyne Perabo
• Africa's brain drain crisis - World Notes
• Commonweal editor warns against move on sex abuse - Church Notes
• Gifts from the Spirit: Reflections on the Diaries and Letters of Anne Morrow Lindbergh