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Articles in Jan 11, 2008 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Government of Nepal
• Quotable & notable
• The Mass is Never Ended: Rediscovering Our Mission to Transform the World
  by Rich Heffern
• Prayer cures a Briton's legs, but not a bureaucracy
• End to violence sought
• The eucharistic banquet
  by Rita Larivee
• Bleak future stares Zimbabweans in the face
• Women priests
  by Michael Gallagher
• Civil-unions law delayed
• Catholic group issues voter guide
• Catholic efforts bolster U.N. resolution: vote favors death penalty moratorium
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• On the web
• Correction
• Keeping the Covenant: Taking Parish to the Next Level
  by Rich Heffern
• Liturgy reform
  by James F. Csank
• Women asked to be mystical
• Church continues battle for the family in Spain
• 2007 Ad
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
  by Gladys Pramuk
• James Pursley
• A matter of taste: slow food movement champions 'good, clean, fair' food
  by Kathy Gilsinan
• Privatizing Zionism: Israel hires private firms to destroy homes and seize land
  by Neve Gordon
• Contemplative prayer
  by Jean Gill
• Jews called back to Sabbath
• Report: clergy give to democrats
• Advances don't quell stem-cell debate
  by Michael Humphrey
• When teaching becomes scutwork: scandal and the Zeitgeist rob teachers of the respect they once commanded
  by Andrew Lam
• Phan's theology
  by Mary Beth Boesen
• Sticky strips to correct errors
• Archdiocese funds adult stem-cell research
• Hope remains fragile in Afghanistan
  by Chris. Herlinger
• Trying time for women in South Africa's ruling party
  by Stephanie Nieuwoudt
• Evening
  by Judy Ray
• Redemption in the blink of an eye: 'The Diving Bell and the Butterfly' is compelling true-life drama; 'The Kite Runner' and 'The Water Horse' are moving stories of childhood
  by Kevin Doherty
• Venerable Koji Matsubara
• Death penalty opposition grows
• Study: what brought people to church may not keep them there
• Traveling light: 'make-believe picture' of justice, kindness may yet be made real
  by Kathy Kelly
• A ministry of presence
  by Bill Picard
• Verdict annulled in nun's killing
• Belly-dancing as a vehicle for spiritual exploration
  by David Briggs
• Brazil approaches 'mass consumer market' goal
  by Mario Osava
• The Man Born Blind
  by Jerome L. McElroy
• Nobel laureate and former vice president Al Gore has been named "Baptist of the Year" by EthicsDaily.com, the Web site of the Baptist Center for Ethics, based in Nashville, Tenn., citing Gore's environmentalism
• Religious orders bring clout to war on bottled water
  by Laura Lloyd
• Pilgrim soul: memoirist Patricia Hampl talks about the quest literature of our time
  by Margot Patterson
• The Dutch strategy
  by Sheryl B. Zabel
• Bishops offer mediation
• Stanislaw Dziwisz's
• Mepkin monks to leave chicken business
  by Patrick O'Neill
• Greens connect ecology with democracy
  by Rich Heffern