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Articles in March 12, 2004 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Board got rare look at hierarchical ways; Pamela Hayes and others gave time, energy for two years; now hope something comes of it
  by Jason Berry
• Death sentences commuted
  by Dennis Coday
• The case of the beautiful corpse: a comparison of today's TV crime dramas with crime novels of the past shows how our culture has changed - Television - Column
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Religions need 'visible presence'
  by Dennis Coday
• Ashes - Poem
  by Jill Maria Murdy
• Natural family planning - Letter to the Editor
  by Adam Rewa
• 'Painfully candid' report: review board's work praised, though skeptics question whether recommendations will be enacted
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Puppet master - World - Brief Article
  by Dennis Coday
• A luminous look at an obscure world: much-praised novel focuses on black slave owners in America - The Known World - Book Review
  by Conger Beasley, Jr.
• 2004 Ad
  by Dennis Coday
• History and homage: Papal art exhibition showcases centuries of treasure - Art
  by Eileen Carr
• Knoxville honor roll - Letter to the Editor
  by Greg Bullough
• 'Hope for peace dwindles'
  by Dennis Coday
• Retreat - Poem
  by Maristell Schanen
• Man O'War - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Francis W. Rodgers
• Steps in bishops' forced march toward accountability
  by Thomas Doyle
• Churches aim to open banks
  by Dennis Coday
• Summer listings 1
• Democracy appears the loser in Haiti
  by Jeff Guntzel
• Catholic hospital loses tax status
  by Dennis Coday
• The irreverence of St. Ambrose of Milan - Brief Article
  by Gary Macy
• The accounting begins - Inside NCR - the Archbishop Alphonsus Penney incident is instructive in the wake of reports on sex abuse - Editorial
  by Thomas W. Roberts
• Responsible investing promoted - World - Seoul archdiocese is promoting the concept of socially responsible investing - Brief Article
  by Dennis Coday
• The quiet journey of Lent - Reflection - Column
  by Judine Mayerle
• Abuse reports mark beginning, not end
• The Boston reaction: survivors, advocates rally at State House, ask governor for oversight
  by Chuck Colbert
• Dupre accusers come forward
  by Dennis Coday
• Ralph Nader is right to challenge one-party game
  by Colman McCarthy
• Crisis obscures story of North Americans' vibrant faith
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Contraceptives not exemptable
  by Dennis Coday
• Sin has gotten awfully complicated: cataloging bad acts is easier than acknowledging patterns of failure
  by Jeannette Cooperman