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Articles in May 18, 2003 issue of Catholic New Times

• Do we really believe in the Holy Spirit?
  by Morris Bosey
• Same-sex unions: a whole new ball game
• CPTers chased out of Colombia
  by Bob Holmes
• The new world disorder
  by Mario Degiglio-Bellemare
• Teaching the 'power of one'
  by Kevin Spurgaitis
• Changing the world around us
  by Tom Ryan
• More Enron executives indicted
• Pulpits still silent about war
  by Bob Keeler
• 'Great civilizing conversations' within higher education
  by Hugh Williams
• A new United Nations?
  by Margaret Assels
• Poor-hate continues to grip Supreme Court
• Honor Rachel, end demolitions
  by Jeff Halper
• 8 Mile: a generational divide: they're not playing our song
  by Ted Schmidt
• Education listings
• Two voices on the hill
• Racist S.A. killer sentenced for life
• Pope fears Bush is antichrist, journalist contends
• Plus ca change?
  by Jim Roberts
• Hannigan's contribution
  by Mike O'Reilly
• Remembering Cesar Chavez
  by Robert Madden
• Desolation angel: sister loses her religion, but not faith
  by Kevin Spurgaitis
• Sandy Koufax: a Lefty's Legacy
  by Ted Schmidt
• New role for vibrant religious
  by Dolores Campbell
• Employers or exploiters?
• Substantial support for churches' resolution at Imperial Oil
• Inner city street prayer
  by Kate Quinn
• From the editor's desk
  by Ted Schmidt
• Natives warn of blockades if changes to Indian Act are made
• Dawning a new day
  by Elaine Wainwright
• 8 Mile: a generational divide: good movie, questionable politics
  by Simone Schmidt
• Experiencing the 'other' Mexico
  by Melanie Gaudet
• Tuition fee increases further limit access to higher education—report
• BBC chief attacks U.S. media war coverage
• Reflection on world's state
  by Rosemary Radford Ruether
• Thanks be to God, in locker rooms?
  by Rob Malich
• Quote/unquote
  by Dwight D. Eisenhower
• The ties that bind: Cesar Chavez and John Steinbeck
  by Marc Grossman
• Dorothee Solle dies
• The Doug Harvey Story
  by Abie Markus
• Ivan Illich, 1926-2002: brilliant critic of Western institutions
  by Hank Zyp
• Three Mexican peasants display their old "bracero" ID cards during a demonstration outside the Irapuato City Hall in Guanajuato last August
• First Starbucks saint?
• Reviewed book unreliable
  by Kathleen Howes