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Articles in Jan 30, 2005 issue of Catholic New Times

• "Woman offered" by Janet McKenzie
• 'Sexploitation' north and south
  by Joelle Morgan
• How to stay young
  by George Carlin
• Conference to launch national network for lay ecclesial ministry
  by Kate Fagan Taylor
• A humble suggestion for President George W. Bush
  by Nancy Kehoe
• Cardinal says Bush broke Iraq promise
• Kissling critiques the religious left
  by Rosemary Ganley
• Debating abortion on-line
  by Ira Chernus
• The dangers of 'rapture' theology
• Safe country, no home: quiet band of refugee advocates make life more 'human' for Fort Erie asylum seekers, on eve of 'Safe Third Country' agreement
  by Kevin Spurgaitis
• Catholic Theologians in Nazi Germany
  by Jim Doris
• How my thinking has changed: Part 7
  by Patrick Donohue
• Ask not for whom wedding bells toll
  by Jim Loney
• Quote/unquote
  by William Tecumseh Sherman
• Seymour Melman
  by Ralph Nader
• Catholic parishes raise 7 million for Tsunami relief
• Deluge of unfocussed kindness can 'kill,' experts says
• Paul Martin's failure of imagination
  by Murray Dobbin
• U.S. pensions to be privatized
• Hotel Rwanda vacant of 'realism'
  by Patrick Donohue
• End of passivity in church, judge says
• What is the driving force?
  by Jim Ternier
• The election of Mahmoud Abbas and the test of pragmatism
  by Bernard Sabella
• From the editor's desk
• Cardinal Ambrozic's letter to PM
  by Ambrozic
• Life Choices: Toward a Catholic Theology of Reproductive Options
  by Brigid O'Reilly
• Should church return provincial licenses?
  by John Everett
• In praise of Marian Boyd's report: Ontario report affirms right to use Islamic principles in arbitration
  by Faisal Kutty
• Washington 'specials' for Bush inauguration
• Appreciating Supreme Court opinion on same-sex marriage
  by Barry Blackburn
• God and Iraq
  by Robert E. Griffin
• Nations built by ethnic cleansing: the U.S. and Israel
  by Rosemary Radford Ruether
• The church beneath the church: one heart is healed—not by rules, but by love steeped in imitation of Christ
  by Clarissa Pinkola Estes