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Articles in Jan 28, 2005 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Ukraine throws off the shackles of Moscow: after 14 years of independence, democracy is born
  by Robert F. Drinan
• Pro-life Democrats
  by Bill Betzen
• FOX show offends Muslims
  by Dennis Coday
• Contradictions in Catholic-Jewish ties on display in January: Rabbis thank John Paul," Pius XII debated anew; Israel delays talks
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Basile Georges Casmoussa
• Comic talent
  by Mary Marcos
• A robust and generous God
  by Tom Roberts
• Roemer seeks new focus for abortion debate
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Was the tsunami an act of God?
  by Marjorie Reiley Maguire
• Church accepts political role
  by Dennis Coday
• Dubious democracy
  by Arnold Stieber
• An audacious proposition
• To fight AIDS, condoms may be OK
  by Dennis Coday
• The philosophy of love: medieval pair traded endearments, ideas in their famous letters
  by Antonia Ryan
• Returning a favor, the Coalition of 9/11 Families and the World Trade Center United Family Group delivered Jan. 12 a check for $108,850 to the Staten Island Buddhist Vihara, which is rebuilding Matara, a Sri Lankan village decimated by the Dec. 26 tsunami
• Sexual identity
  by Eileen O'Sullivan
• Doctors say miracles do happen
  by Dennis Coday
• Parishioners defy archbishop: parish may face denial of sacraments
  by Geri L. Dreiling
• Liturgy for children
  by Vivian E. Williams
• Saving us from radical Greek thinking
• Judge bans textbook stickers
  by Dennis Coday
• Joan Baez, 'saint of the peace movement'
  by Colman McCarthy
• Catherine Hicks
• A real artist
  by Lynn Hogan
• Fisherfolk struggle
• Death penalty debate: as Connecticut's first execution since 1960 draws near, state's bishops urge Catholics to speak out
  by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
• Taiwan in death penalty debate
  by Dennis Coday
• Editorial exploitation?
  by Charles Barnes
• Quotable & notable
• A glorious voice captures a saint's struggle in 'Theodora': Lorraine Hunt Lieberson spellbinds audiences in Handel's oratorio
  by Patrick Giles
• Refugees heading home
  by Dennis Coday
• There can be only one
  by Paul Lea Lujanac
• Supplies sent to North Korea
  by Dennis Coday
• The heart of Haiti
  by Arlene Helderman
• Fr. Edward Grzeskowiak
• Frustration in Boston
  by Eileen McElhinney
• Court stops mentors' funding
  by Dennis Coday
• Laity wonder where the money goes
  by Dennis Coday
• Starting point
  by Mark Graceffo
• Ricing Condoleezza
  by Frank P. Belcastro
• Religion and values loom large as Democrats debate the future
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Simplify or simply buy?
  by Demetria Martinez