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Articles in Feb 24, 2006 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Muslim expert named nuncio
• Suspect held in girls' murders
• Muslims launch campaign to educate about Prophet Muhammad
• God willing, I'll return
  by Evi Quinn
• Managing the priestly ministry meltdown: creative management needed from bishops to resolve clergy shortage
  by Michael J. Gallagher
• Order celebrates feast day of newly beatified Mother Marianne
  by Patrick Downes
• The uncertain history of a Christian pioneer
  by Darrell Turner
• Benefits bill gets antigay OK
• Jack Jezreel
• Realizing the namaste within us: once I demonstrated meditation, something a kid could do. 'Om,' I chanted, hands together. They begged me to turn the cartoons back on
  by Demetria Martinez
• When the vote goes the 'wrong' way
• Archdiocese ordains India's first married deacons
• The long retreat of the Nez Perce
  by Rich Heffern
• Closed abuse fund disputed
• Arab media: political groups fanned violence over cartoon
  by Jalal Ghazi
• 'Brokeback' bravo
  by Dennis Fleurant
• International clergy, multicultural parish: three priests from three countries find camaraderie in New Jersey
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Religious in India urge change in patriarchal mindset
• New Orleans archdiocese to close seven parishes after Katrina damage
• Reaching the promised land: young evangelicals gather in Tijuana, bringing God to its notorious streets
  by Josue Rojas
• A papal visit to Serbia is historic opportunity
  by Thomas Patrick Melady
• Study looks at foreign-born priests serving in U.S
  by Patricia Lefevere
• New facility planned for addiction treatment center
  by Kristin Lukowskis
• Scholars protest Patriot Act
• 'The Book of Daniel' has been burned
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Belleville diocese
  by George Mauck
• Priests' group helps laity pursue postgraduate studies
• Time on My Hands
  by Judy Ray
• Making joyful noise
• Curt Tomasevicz
• The church, the bride of Christ, merits our love
  by Robert F. Drinan
• Why the crusades still matter: two scholars discuss a historic flashpoint and its relevance today
• Dorothy Stang remembered
• Church restrictions questioned
• Denmark's flag, now burned by Muslims, has Christian past
  by Stacy Meichtry
• Detroit's financial trouble
  by Tom Kyle
• Women religious find new paths: at home, being visible attracts; young sisters find friendships in communities abroad
  by Renee LaReau
• My weekend as an underground Catholic
  by Angelo Stagnaro
• Quotable & notable
• Melkite Catholic Synod
• 'Papa Ratzinger' outsmarts his critics
  by Robert Royal
• 'Soft pacifism' or cheap patriotism?
• Nun supports families of students affected by violence
• Seven congregations of Sisters of St. Joseph to merge
• Multitasking pastors meet
• Carolyn Treacy
• Another type of lobbying: no expense accounts
  by Patricia Zapor
• Victims and church lawsuits
  by John Ryan
• Gift of books
• Yessiree, bub!
  by Marva Hoeckelman
• Janie Spahr
• Lamb in the Meadow
  by Kathleen Gunton
• Behind the McBrien charge
  by Tom Roberts
• Starting point
  by Joseph McGowan
• Notre Dame dismisses plagiarism complaint
• John Edward's rosary
  by Jeanne B. Dillon
• A journey with a man awaiting execution
  by Charles Raymond Selker, II
• Forging new paths
  by Teresa Malcolm
• Roman priest's murder in Turkey highlights Muslim-Christian tension
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Creating dignity by design
  by Renee LaReau
• Bonhoeffer's morality
  by Robert J. Comiskey
• God isn't finished with this penitent: the threat of death lifted, nun's godson gets another chance
  by Camille D'Arienzo