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Articles in Jan 14, 2005 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Hugh James
• Red state Rep. Mike Pence mixes amiability with conservatism
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Huston Smith decries religious polarization in U.S.: scholar sees opportunities for religion in the collapse of modernity
  by Bill Bell, Jr.
• Abortion opinions
  by John Naughton
• Joining hands
• Joe Hanas
• Finding empathy for Shanley: nun says Christian response goes beyond innocence or guilt
  by Jeannine Gramick
• What's all the fuss over torture?
• Justin DuVall
• Israel, Palestine push tourism
  by Dennis Coday
• Sudan peace looks shaky
• Pelosi is surprising ally of GOP
  by Stephen Zunes
• Amid the mourning, rebuilding begins
  by Amy Hybels
• Too patriotic
  by Stephen V. Riley
• Republicans line up on both sides of illegal immigrant drivers debate
  by Joe Feuerherd
• The jury should still be out on Paul Shanley
  by David France
• 'Under the Bridge' casts a musical charm
  by Retta Blaney
• Temple sale to raise relief aid
• In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, anyone found selling shoe glue will be tried as a drug trafficker, authorities in that state determined in late November
• 'The Passion' among the best
  by Dennis Coday
• California Catholic Workers fight City Hall
  by Melissa Jones
• The Slaughter of Innocents
  by Chet Corey
• Staffing the parishes
  by Charles G. Bolser
• U.S. bishops due to retire
  by Dennis Coday
• Robert J. Vitillo
• Gramick's charity to Shanley is more than he deserves: Sr. Jeannine has never spoken to any of Paul Shanley's accusers. I have spoken to nine, and they are still today in varying stages of damage and suffering
  by Maureen Orth
• NCR and the Legion: an explanation
  by Tom Roberts
• Starting point
  by Sue Diaz
• Wonderful spam! Lovely spam! Eternal spam!
  by Michael McGirr
• A holiday without gifts brought Christmas joy
  by Jeannette Cooperman
• Feeding tube appeal denied
  by Dennis Coday
• Activists try 'gentle pressure' to save Tibetan monk on China's death row
  by Eric Mack
• Spirituality supplement
  by Ed Stieritz
• Sexual ethics
  by John Houk
• Liberal clergy group retools
  by Dennis Coday
• Thousands of AIDS orphans destitute in China
• Don't be a consumer
  by Catherine Coveney
• 'Well done, good and trustworthy servants'
• The suffering of a true believer: Vatican inquiry pained Dupuis, whose love of Christ was absolute
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Quotable & notable
• Spanish group honors SOA Watch
  by Linda Cooper
• Mistrusted Muslims: investigations of U.S. Muslims turn up little terror
  by John Tirman
• The Vatican and the Legion
  by Celine Goessl
• Justice, friendship and mercy
  by Tom Roberts
• Archaeologists fear forgeries
  by Dennis Coday
• Caritas network agencies accept donations
• Corporate giving
  by Louise Shannon