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Articles in Feb 11, 2005 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Quotable & notable
• Methodists advertise for members
• Negotiations between Israel and Abbas inch forward
  by Stephen Zunes
• Starting point
  by Joni Woelfel
• South Korean Anglican, Buddhist, Catholic, Protestant, and Won Buddhist religious leaders have appealed to a Buddhist nun to stop a hunger strike
• 'Counsellor-at-Law' makes a case for itself
  by Retta Blaney
• Good writing
  by Michael F. Connor
• Partway into uncharted territory
  by Tom Roberts
• Seeking the spirit of art
  by Mary Schaffer
• McCain backs Bush on immigration
• Archbishop Harry Flynn
• Anthology of spiritual writings reveals Americans to themselves
  by Nathan Kollar
• Dylan, he was a-changin'
  by Matt Stoulil
• Weschler's world of wonder yields complex portraits
  by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
• This Iranian life: memoir depicts author's childhood in Tehran
  by Jeff Severns Guntzel
• Ballots win over bullets on Iraq Election Day; but democracy's triumph not a foregone conclusion, war opponents say
  by Jeff Severns Guntzel
• Shroud of Turin retested
  by Dennis Coday
• Inside the triangle: what punditry-for-hire story reveals about how Washington works
  by Joe Feuerherd
• U.S. seeks closer ties with Indonesian military; Wolfowitz visited Indonesia for military reasons, not tsunami relief
  by Joseph Nevins
• 'Choose Life' plates spur brouhaha
• Understanding the genocide in Guatemala
  by Mike Smith
• Anwar Mashi
• Untitled
  by John Samuel Tieman
• Women and AIDS
  by Teresita Schaffer
• Drama swirls around papal health scare; media jumps the gun, but episode marks new stage of decline
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Nun serves in world's 'least livable' country
• Exploring the ambiguities of aid: a thoughtful look at the pitfalls of helping others
  by Rachelle Linner
• Dogmas that threaten democracy: author urges dismantling of the American empire
  by Chris Byrd
• Nun's reception cancelled
  by Dennis Coday
• Ad to dispel 'abortion myths'
• Faith vs. facts: trust but verify
  by Scott O'Reilly
• Catholic guild loses sanction
  by Dennis Coday
• Lucy Lawless
• Homeland Security
  by David Ray
• Mess in Iraq
  by Gene Gagnon
• Buster the rabbit busted
  by Dennis Coday
• Beauty: the Invisible Embrace
  by Mary Schaffer
• Bible ad to run in Rolling Stone
• Threat earns bodyguards for bishop
  by Paul Jeffrey
• Spying on Shakespeare: an imaginative look at a playwright who remains mysterious
  by Michael Allen Mikolajczak
• The progress of an uncertain pilgrim
  by Judith Bromberg
• Men for others: two books tell the history, trials and successes of the Jesuits
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Lent and lunar holidays clash
  by Dennis Coday
• Ways to serve at every turn: he left the Josephites, married, worked for HUD, found grace everyplace
  by Robert J. McClory
• The quality of mercy
  by Herman Early
• Execution called off
  by Dennis Coday
• The limits of freedom
• Roy Bourgeois' mission to close SOA
  by Chris White
• Bishops oppose same-sex bill
  by Dennis Coday
• The face we see in the digital mirror: how technology is changing religion
  by Richard Thieme
• Sheen of fear
  by Mary Shelley
• The long haul of discussion
• The intractable Catholic church
  by Dennis M. Doyle
• Gladys Staines
• Bush's Orwellian newspeak distorts reality
  by Rosemary Reuther
• The value of life
  by Joan C. Horgan
• Latest Vatican figures available
  by Dennis Coday
• Lent and a spirituality of resistance
  by Rich Broderick
• Victims not at fault
  by Paula Gonzales Rohrbacher