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Articles in Jan 7, 2005 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Survey: Catholic investors wary of media violence
  by Dennis Coday
• It's Time
  by Rita M. Chase
• He's not laughing
  by Alan Rettig
• Moral tax breaks vs. heroic faith
  by Thomas W. Roberts
• Survivors to receive memorial
  by Dennis Coday
• Tariq Ramadan
• Post-election thoughts
  by L.G. Kaiser
• Susan Sontag, writer and witness
  by Patrick Giles
• Learning to wait: a daughter seeks a rudder for her father and finds one for herself
  by Mary Gorski
• Quick takes
• Banana blight hurts Panama
  by Dennis Coday
• Keeping our nerve
  by Mark M. Smith
• Fr. Clarence Rivers, liturgy pioneer, dead at 73
• Church identifies with the poorest in Sudan: Catholic Worker Peace Team visits the war-torn Darfur region
  by Scott Schaeffer-Duffy
• Pope meets circus, fair workers
  by Dennis Coday
• Alvaro "Al" Alcazar
• Time for a few creative decisions
• Ode to the Cold
  by Sally Leighton
• Eco-disaster or God's wrath? Indians react to tsunami
  by Sujoy Dhar
• Farm ministry made priority
  by Dennis Coday
• Song of the Canaries
  by Martha Popson
• She answered to her conscience: Agnes Mary Mansour, who left Mercys at Vatican ultimatum, dies at 73
  by Arthur Jones
• Bishops' self-audits criticized
  by Dennis Coday
• Donald De Leon
• Prophetic 'whining'
  by Robert Osborne
• A 'gentle prophet' who lived the Beatitudes
  by Arthur Jones
• Web site seeks to silence Israeli academics: Campus Watch in U.S. spawns imitator in Israel
  by Neve Gordon
• Corrections
• Health benefits
  by R.J. Reinkober
• Jacques Dupuis, theologian, dies in Rome at age 81
  by John Thavis
• After election loss, some say Democrats should rethink abortion stance: new approach: a commitment to policies to ease baby burden
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Vatican to reopen case against Maciel
  by Jason Berry
• Starting point
  by Tom Jablonski
• Bishops and the laity
  by Charles N. Davis
• The Catholic Worker's first donor dies: from Brooklyn slums to rural Mississippi, Sr. Peter Claver Fahy served the poor
  by Dennis Coday
• Fantastic films of faraway places: 'Merchant of Venice,' 'Flying Daggers' and 'Conspiracy of Silence' traverse the globe
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Quotable & notable
  by Dennis Coday
• The U.S. bypasses conference on land mines
  by Robert Drinan
• Fascinated and afraid
• The mystery of God
  by Don Kaple
• Quiet Christmas
  by Dennis Coday
• Joel David Klimkewicz
• Stay of execution
  by Judith Hilbing
• Under strain: stress—from both danger and overwork—shadows relief workers serving in volatile countries
  by Arthur Jones
• Fulton J. Sheen in word and deed: Peace of Soul remains as profound a book now as it was 50 years ago
  by Paul Kengor