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Articles in May 21, 2006 issue of Catholic New Times

• Bird flu or cash cow?
  by Eve Hillary
• Rereading reality
  by Larry Carney
• Too little is known about firms with nuclear ties, critics say
• Questions about Mexico
  by Colin Whitebread
• Resurrection
  by Cathy Williamson
• Quote/unquote
  by Pierre De Chardin
• Sister June Dwyer: serving with deep compassion
  by Sue Ennis
• Pro-gay church community established in Kenya & Uganda
• Grassroots church speaks out
• School of Irish Music for disadvantaged children
• Millions of refugees are 'hidden victims' of the West's war on terror—UN
• CNT a 'spring of hope'
  by Betty Borg
• A nurse's story: not enough nurses is harming quality care: nurses want better working conditions so that nursing again becomes attractive to young people
  by Vicki McKenna
• Exploring. diverse lives of religious women
  by Renee Bondy
• Three stories explore horrors of AIDS in 3 Needles
  by Kevin Spurgaitis
• Canada number two country for volunteering
• Who benefits? Investors, not patients
  by Gordon Guyatt
• Lay person's guide to three theologies
  by Linda Marie Arbour
• Critiquing corporate power
  by Rene Moreau
• Amnesty sees global movement against death penalty
• Pray as you go
• Expanding religious perspectives
• National Council of Churches promotes health coverage
• Praise for Fr. Ed Cachia
  by Terry Renshaw
• Fair vote Canada commends Ontario electoral reform announcement
• Purple for dignity, walking for justice
• John Kenneth Galbraith organic intellectual
  by Ted Schidt
• An opportunity to end poverty
  by Gerald Vandezande
• China reports 70,000 new HIV infections in 2005
• What about teachers attending Fr. Cachia's liturgy?
• Ottawa next, 'no sweat' activists say
• Editor's note
  by Diane Bisson
• Pay attention to values
• Summer listing II 2006
• Shame on the minister of defence
  by Cathy William
• French health-care reform: 30,000 uninsured: France's experience offers a caution to Canadians seeking similar health-care reform
  by Tom Sandborn
• What can Catholics learn from other faiths?
  by Bethesheba Alphonso
• Building hope
  by Christina Vanin
• Ending malaria
  by Blaise Salmon
• A health-care debate: should persons with even the most challenging disabilities be supported to live in the community rather than institutional setting
  by Kevin Spurgaitis
• Changing paradigms of religious life: dialogue with hierarchical church may not be the answer for religious congregations. A more organic approach is needed: be faithful to the inner unfolding life as it is rather than as it should be
  by Brenda Peddigrew