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Articles in March 21, 2003 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Archdiocese under fire over files access: L.A. police, lawyers and media blast church move to withhold documents
  by Arthur Jones
• U.S., Canadian Jews protest ad campaign
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Bishops urge Catholics to take part in election
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Ritual, faith and a case of kidnapping: playwright hopes story will aid Catholic-Jewish understanding
  by Retta Blaney
• Continuing challenge
  by Connie Irlbeck
• `Defeating hate' with a play about a killing: local murder brings Matthew Shepard story home for students
  by Sharon Abercrombie
• Holy Land Christians establish laity committee
  by Judith Sudilovsky
• Stocking food aid
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Planned wall may divide families, residents say
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Church needs a deeper accountability
  by Rosemary Radford Ruether
• No `gag order' on priests
  by Mary Parks
• Unanswered questions abound as faith-based plan advances
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Addenda
• Pope urges priests to seek holiness, refuse compromises
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Our crimes have multiplied
  by Paulo Evaristo Arns, Cardinal
• Dignity restored
  by Fred B. Ithurburn
• School inspires girls to aim high: kids living on the edge find family in Harlem
  by Patricia Lefevere
• 20-year search for priest may be over: skeletal remains found in jungle may hold answer to disappearance
  by Gill Donovan
• St. Bonaventure president ousted in basketball scandal
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Home for children
• Chronicle of Christianity's beauties, catastrophes
  by Tim Unsworth
• United under same cause
  by Megan Dillon
• Sacred Heart schools unite for Uganda's future: dream fulfilled to educate African girls
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Peace plan offers `third way': church leaders outline alternatives to war
  by David E. Anderson
• Court temporarily blocks informed consent law
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• New budget neglects needs of unemployed, bishop says
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Conscription returns to public discussion
  by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
• Supporting our troops
• Choice alters Florida education landscape
  by Judy Gross
• Making distinctions: a bishop defends his actions
  by Arthur Jones
• Forty-six Christian churches asked to consider unity plan
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Priests condemn police for shooting tribal people
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Battlegrounds: schizophrenic's terror, Brazil gangs make for heavy film going
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Plight of Christians
  by Nigel Freitas
• Catholic schools serving low-income students to open in Delaware
  by Gary Morton
• Violence against refugees will increase, rights group warns
  by Demetria Martinez
• Priests opt for pay freeze in solidarity with lay workers
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Catholics allowed to cross border to attend Mass
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• 1st-5th century AD
  by Gary Macy
• What you read could be used against you
• Vatican: war threatens U.N.'s status: push for peace aims to preserve multilateralism, rule of international law
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• At Methodist meeting, Kennedy blasts war plans
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• U.S. missionary killed, another injured, in bombing
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Early documentation is key to conscientious objector status
  by Demetria Martinez
• Fred goes gently into that good night
  by Christopher de Vinck
• After up and downs, vouchers take hold: supporters see them as matter of justice
  by Nancy Erikson
• Inside NCR
  by Tom Robert
• Muslim group condemns prayer walkout by lawmakers
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Religious leaders urge increase in AIDS funding
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• U.S. missionaries stage vigil protesting U.S. trade policy
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Serpent in pizza king's swanky Eden
  by Eugene Kennedy
• Freedom fries with your jingoism
• Still dancing, after all these years
  by James Stephen Behrens
• Rally for peace
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Police question prelate after service for torture victims
  by Eugenio Palumbo
• Uncle Sam hustle to keep the ranks filled: targeting the young, the military's recruitment tactics pitch a job with enticing perks—and the rarely mentioned chance to kill or be killed
  by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
• Stunted teaching on sex has role in church's crisis
  by Sidney Callahan
• School choice tackles educational deficiencies
  by Rich Heffern