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Articles in Feb 18, 2005 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Passing the flame
• Jiyul
• American obsessions: overhyped 'Aviator' palls; 'Lost Embrace' charms with its tale of Jewish life in Argentina
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Bringing injustice to trial
  by David Kundtz
• Shanley verdict reaction
  by Dennis Coday
• Seven Catholics were arrested outside Sudan's embassy in Washington Feb. 2 while calling for an end to the Sudanese genocide in the Darfur region
• SOA protesters headed for prison: sister, students among 14 charged with trespass at Army school
  by Patrick O'Neill
• Jim Wallis tells a tired tale: the faith-based politics of a liberal activist are as suspect as Bush's
  by Colman McCarthy
• Starting point
  by Mike Daley
• Vatican denounces Fr. Roger Haight's book, bars him from teaching
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Experts on the news
  by Richmond L. Gardner
• A morning of unity and joy
  by Thomas W. Roberts
• The Christian yogi: Bede Griffiths traveled East to speak to the West
  by Arthur Jones
• The question of evil
  by Connell J. Maguire
• Quakers protest budget plan
  by Dennis Coday
• Fr. H. Timothy Vakoc
• 'Sister Rose's Passion' up for Academy Award
• Pelosi's politics
  by Rosa L. DeLauro
• Cardinal's office raided
  by Dennis Coday
• Three degrees of George
  by L.G. Kaiser
• Fasting frees us from attachment
  by Carole Garibaldi Rogers
• Court to decide on parish assets
  by Dennis Coday
• Vietnam was to release some political dissidents as part of a larger amnesty for the Lunar New Year, or Tet, Feb. 9. Included in the amnesty are two of the government's most prominent critics
• From Dolly to humans
• Gramick responds to Orth
  by Jeannine Gramick
• Dalai Lama's Nepal office closed
  by Dennis Coday
• Iranians in U.S. say attack on Iran likely to fail
  by Donal Brown
• A friend for life and death
  by Dick Ryan
• Information thievery in Guatemala
• Many asylum seekers jailed and mistreated
• Annulment reforms watered down: new Vatican instruction lacks changes sought by U.S. bishops, canonists
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Ninety years in a cathedral crevice
• Plankton's insidious technosexual agenda
  by Dennis Hans
• More than an image problem
• PR campaign calls for monitoring news, priest's travels
  by Patrick O'Neill
• It's 'monologue' time again
  by Dennis Coday
• Proposed budget goes back to the future
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Sharon and Bush must move beyond a cease-fire: stalling on negotiations will perpetuate Mideast conflict
  by Marlene Nadle