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Articles in Feb 21, 2003 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• A message to the military
  by Gill Donovan
• Governor General rebuked for taking Communion
  by Gill Donovan
• On being welcomed
  by Art Casey
• Fostering disharmony
  by Julie A. Ferraro
• Desert monks: a unique hermit community in the Colorado wilderness offers an antidote to 21st-century materialism
  by Melissa Jones
• George Bush's theology: does the president believe he has a Divine Mandate?
  by Deborah Caldwell
• First survivor group member named to crisis review board
  by Gill Donovan
• Bogota cemetery
  by Gill Donovan
• 16 years of grace on Broadway: when `Les Miserables' closes in May, it will leave `a big void'
  by Retta Blaney
• No pain control for the poor
  by Brian McCarthy
• Lives of commitment behind the quaint image
  by Jeannette Batz
• Churches move closer to unity in new organization
  by Gill Donovan
• Muslim cleric banned from preaching in mosque
  by Gill Donovan
• Weddings
  by Donna Pucciani
• Elephant in the living room
  by Gerelyn Hollingsworth
• Nuns of mythology, reality and legacy
  by Tim Unsworth
• In the shade at Grandma's
  by Joni Woelfel
• One in four Catholics attends nonlocal parish
  by Gill Donovan
• Missionaries say Venezuelan president is helping poor
  by Gill Donovan
• Second Antiphon in the Style of Hildegard
  by Anne Higgins
• Disagreement or dissent
  by August Tican
• She brings hospice to Latino community
  by Demetria Martinez
• Catholic teacher fired for signing pro-abortion ad
  by Gill Donovan
• A Hajj pilgrim
  by Gill Donovan
• Vatican looks at `New Age,' issues `appeal to discernment'
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Out of the pews
  by Kevin Ahern
• First U.S. ecumenical community for women: two sisters and ordained Presbyterian comprise core of Benedictine center
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Inside NCR
  by Tom Roberts
• Muslim charity head agrees to plea in terror case
  by Gill Donovan
• Bishops urge government to stop potential civil war
  by Gill Donovan
• Fecundity
  by Judith Robbins
• Lives at stake
  by Ed McGuire
• Sisters widen circle of service: Boston order forms corporation of ministries with mostly lay leadership
  by Chuck Colbert
• Bush and God-talk: presidential language puts off some in religious community
  by Barbara C. Neff
• Cardinal Bernard Law to move to convent
  by Gill Donovan
• Pope condemns car bombing, calls for end to conflict
  by Gill Donovan
• The medieval seven are as fashionable as ever
  by Emilie Griffin
• Grace made visible
  by Kenneth Smits
• Muslims ask White House to monitor Islam conference
  by Gill Donovan
• Monk killed during standoff at monastery
  by Gill Donovan
• In Rome, Novak makes case for war: Cardinal heads to Iraq to make case for peace
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Batul's unique perspective on two nations: 18-year-old refugee has seen worst of U.S., Iraq
  by Colman McCarthy
• Greeley aims at the wrong target
• Church social action ministry faces credibility crisis: sex scandals taint efforts
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Deaths
  by Gill Donovan
• Grand jury reports Long Island diocese protected 58 abusive priests
  by Gill Donovan
• From barrios to supernovas, author finds the divine
  by James Conlon
• Red-baiting won't stop war
  by Blase Bonpane
• Social action workers tackle international fissures, domestic stress
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Southern bishops call for scrutiny of justice system
  by Gill Donovan
• Boston College to consider gay/straight student alliance
  by Chuck Colbert
• Strong, faith-filled black women enrich U.S. Catholic church
  by Diana L. Hayes
• Picking and choosing