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Articles in May 4, 2003 issue of Catholic New Times

• No fan of the ambassador
  by Tom Trottier
• 'War' singer Edwin Starr dies at 61
• Thousands protest U.S.-styled FTAA in Ecuador
  by Justin Ruben
• Ascensiontide
  by Ian Sowton
• What next in Iraq?
  by Ted Schmidt
• First past the post voting produces another phony majority
• Resurrection
  by James Clarke
• Rome diary: new thoughts on Eucharist
  by Robert Blair Kaiser
• From the editor's desk
  by Ted Schmidt
• Vancouver votes to block liquor privatization
• It must be spring
  by Ken O'Keefe
• More whisperings of hope: an art exhibition of refugees and friends
  by Keith R. Maddock
• Canada and foreign aid
  by Alexander Soucy
• Treating Earth as sacred ground
  by Gerry McCarthy
• Nicaragua's spirit strengthens
  by Fintan Kilbride
• Eight gifts for life
  by Joseph Moher
• Midnight in the garden of Olive
  by Mary Jo Leddy
• Listings
• John Shelby Spong: midwife to birth a new faith
  by Ted Schmidt
• More restraint, please
  by Brian C. Greggain
• British activist shot in head by Israeli troops
• Bush cripples AIDS initiative with global 'gag rule'
  by Frances Kissling
• Shopping for bunnies, not bargains
  by Sharon Fraser
• 'To speak sanely of equally deep things'
• The world as it could be: a springtime story
  by Brian Joseph
• Above Theodora's face is the title 'Episcopa,' with the feminine ending, signifying a Bishop who is a woman
• Loney has the right weapon
  by R.E. Holmes-Lauder
• Dress codes and labour rules: full, corporate disclosure of apparel makers back in fold
  by Kevin Spurgaitis
• American heals north of border
  by Susan Kohlhepp
• Post-abortion research startling
  by Jane Ubertino
• Quote/unquote
  by Henri J.M. Nouwen
• Baseball Hall of Fame cancels 'Bull Durham' ceremony, cites actors' anti-war views
• Catholic Women's League of Canada endorses legal same-sex civil unions
• Buddhist's insight on resurrection
  by Joelle Morgan
• Before I begin this poem
  by Emmanuel Ortiz
• 'The biggest humanitarian crisis on the planet'
• Nuns likely face terms of 5-8 years