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Articles in Jan 24, 2003 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Catholic group cautions against broad tax cuts
  by Gill Donovan
• Court rules Texas not obliged to fund abortions
  by Gill Donovan
• Board members snubbed in New York; Cardinal skips meeting, disinvites some from Malta knights' event
  by Robert J. McClory
• Blues
  by Kimberly M. King
• Careless, crippled greeting
• Facts upset conjecture
• Learning about mines
  by Gill Donovan
• Canada increasingly anti-Semitic, editorial says
  by Gill Donovan
• Vatican criticism of war plans chills relations with U.S
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Battlefield
  by Anne Heutte
• Defending a monk
  by Charles A. Eckroth
• The gospel in a Catholic's political life
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Dissident says embargo won't lead to democracy
  by Gill Donovan
• Pollster links plunge in confidence in religion to Catholic scandal
  by Jerry Filteau
• Like A Tree
  by Marguerite Bouvard
• Catholic Lite nothing new
  by Larry (American basketball player) Johnson
• Ryan did the right thing—justice
• Attorney general endorses Bush's faith-based initiative
  by Gill Donovan
• 2002 Ad
  by Gill Donovan
• Lay group urges preservation of records; diocese may shred abuse files after accused priest dies
• The Moment of Decision
  by Kilian McDonnell
• Low-income housing shortage
  by J. Bryan Hehir
• Roots in faith, family and party guide Pelosi's move to power
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Plea for protection
  by Gill Donovan
• Vatican says sex changes don't change one's gender
  by Gill Donovan
• Pacifists seek to redirect tax dollars
  by Patrick Rogers
• Sensus includes magisterium
• Fresh hope for Brazil
• Florida church leaders seek fair hearings for Haitians
  by Gill Donovan
• Church report says vigilantism on the rise
  by Gill Donovan
• Times survey compiles thousands of abuse cases
• A Good Hour
  by Dale Wisely
• Grim and incomplete
  by Linda Halligan Conley
• Addenda
  by Demetria Martinez
• Do not promote laws that attack life, Vatican says
  by Gill Donovan
• European public opinion: closer to pope than to Bush
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• TV history: with almost excessive even-handedness, channel works the theologians to unravel `secrets' of the Bible
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• King's vision of peace
  by Paul Whiteley, Sr.
• Standing on the street corner
  by Lois Spears
• Scalia says laws permit public expression of religion
  by Gill Donovan
• Bishops' commission condemns `hate speech'
  by Gill Donovan
• Chaldean Catholic leaders appeal to prevent Iraq war
• The only way to `fix' death penalty system is to end it
  by Charles Carney
• Focus on essentials
  by Theresa Byrne
• Americans underestimate extent of U.S. poverty
  by Gill Donovan
• Bishop condemns violence that killed at least 21 people
  by Gill Donovan
• Majority opposes unilateral strike; poll shows support for U.N.-backed action; faith leaders call for peace
  by Gill Donovan
• Catholics move to the center of the bench
  by Tim Unsworth
• Tax dollars funding injustice
  by June Prange
• Inside NCR
  by Tom Roberts
• Catholic leaders urge voters to approve state tax increase
  by Gill Donovan
• Government rejects genetically altered food
  by Gill Donovan
• Former war planner stages one-woman prayer vigil
  by Monte Mace
• Humanity of ordinary people is strongest force in Middle East
  by Rami G. Khouri
• Prosperity reduced vocations
  by Joseph J. Kuckiejczyk