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Articles in Jan 20, 2006 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Evangelical mainliners vow to stay and fight
  by Jason Kane
• Teens for life
• Poll: patients have right to decide
• Roy Moore
• Gumbleton reveals he was sexually abused by priest
  by Bill Frogameni
• Night, Snow and Wind A-blow
  by Judith Robbins
• A big 'No' to hunting
  by Barbara Stasz
• Detroit soup kitchen reopens after fire
• Torture lawsuit upheld
• Mehmet Ali Agca
• Noted religion journalist dies at 71: friends recall Tracy Early's ecumenism, faith and 'good cheer'
  by Patricia Lefevere
• King saw the U. S. as being on the wrong side of world revolution: civil rights leader's opposition to militarism is regularly ignored
  by Greg Gaut
• The Crowley couple
  by Edward F. Cantwell
• Offering a bit of wisdom in the bulletin
  by Paige Byrne Shortal
• Catholic held on spy charges
• Sharon's strategic vision: the prime minister took advantage of the wall and Hamas to redraw the map of Israel
  by Neve Gordon
• Warrantless eavesdropping violates the Constitution
  by Robert F. Drinan
• Married priests
  by James Belersdorfer
• Guantanamo: a sad anniversary
• Poetic columns; the mystery of prayer
  by Antonia Ryan
• Don't cast stones
  by Angie Boggs
• How the devil evolved
  by Jerry Ryan
• Lutherans, Methodists gather
• National Catholic Educational Association
• Correction
• Dreaming a better El Salvador
  by Tom Carney
• Day of penance
  by Gerald Bettice
• Retired driver makes bread runs for the hungry
• Bishop endorses married clergy
• U.S. undermines Israeli doves in their quest for peace
  by Stephen Zunes
• An earth mother for peace: Marian Franz is a lobbyist of a different stripe
  by Colman McCarthy
• Yea for the vernacular
  by Mary Ann Halliday
• As calendar turns, crisis remains
• Starting point
  by James Stephen Behrens
• Pakistan archbishop visits earthquake zones
• Winter Yearning
  by Jay Allain
• Clairvoyant bio line?
  by Marc Koechig
• Ministry with entrepreneurial spirit: Presbyterian on Catholic pastoral team in Salvadoran-Iowan partnership
  by Tom Carney
• A man of his word: with Pope Benedict, personality takes a back seat to message
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• German theologian's right to teach revoked
• Enemies and opponents
  by Tom Robert
• Rally for Sudanese refugees
• Gali Girls
• Parish develops male-only retreat for teens
  by Lauren Lexa
• Soup kitchen subversives: a Catholic Worker reports on the government's surveillance of his group
  by Jeff Dietrich
• Domestic scandals
  by Beverley Burlock
• Passion for creation: five artists answer God's call to serve with sacred images
  by Patricia Fening Gayes
• Asylum law changes sought
• The loss of Ariel Sharon
  by Michael Lerner
• Prayer Time
  by Dan Finlay
• Jesus in the bath
  by Lawrence Milby
• From artists to activists: the many paths of service
  by Teresa Malcolm
• Quotable & notable
• Sweden's clergy union has secured a 32-month severance package worth about $100,000 for a Lutheran priest who was fired for viewing pornography on church computers
• From my trip to our journey: faith as a resource for gays and others
  by Thomas J. Brennan
• Catholic health care
  by Rita Brocke
• What makes a Catholic?
  by Val Farmer
• Homilies with an eye on Hispanic life
  by Theresa L. Torres
• Market research points sisters to TV ads and ringtones
• Israelis, Palestinians face future in Sharon's shadow
  by Jeff Severns Guntzel
• Love, vengeance and high living: 'Brokeback Mountain' deserves its accolades; 'Munich' is too heavy; Woody Allen's 'Match Point' doesn't quite work
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Gays as scapegoats
  by Bernard J. Lynch
• Bush and the Knights
  by Bill Betzen
• 40 years dedicated to 'a way of life without killing'
  by Patrick O'Neill