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Articles in March 28, 2003 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• How America lost Europe's good will
  by Joan Chittister
• Keating criticizes Mahony for not releasing documents
  by Gill Donovan
• India disallows imports of genetically modified food
  by Gill Donovan
• Charity's efficiency and impact attract catholic donors
• Conflict made clear in wars virtual and real
  by Jeannette Batz
• The peace enterprise goes global
• No checks and balances, just big sticks
• Moran criticized for implying Jews are behind Iraq war
  by Gill Donovan
• Archbishop protests plans to level churches for gold mine
  by Gill Donovan
• The Color of Gabriel's Wings
  by Ethel Pochocki
• War with Iraq
• Critics say immigration tactics threaten security; crackdown aliens U.S. Muslim community
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Senate passes bill banning partial-birth abortion
  by Gill Donovan
• Worldwide vigil
  by Gill Donovan
• American Catholics asked to help end senseless deaths of children from contaminated water
• For All AIDS Workers
  by Judith Robbins
• Embracing Jesus' truth
  by Bill Pickard
• A divided world stands on the brink of a war that could have been avoided
• U.S. woman crushed in Israel while acting as human shield
  by Gill Donovan
• Pope condemns killing of Serb prime minister as `barbarous'
  by Gill Donovan
• Missionaries of the poor make pledge to rescue lost children
• With all eyes on Iraq, the Americas crumble: tensions fester as U.S. policy favors the wealthy
  by Andrew Reding
• Alternate news sources on war in Iraq
  by Dennis Coday
• Compared to war, feeding world's hungry has modest price tag; conference explores why 840 million are chronically malnourished, and what to do about it
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Death watch
  by Gill Donovan
• Fifth sunday of Lent
  by Paulo Evaristo Arns, Cardinal
• Lent 2003
  by Eileen Haugh
• Destructive fumigation
  by Carol Fox
• Aid groups say war will worsen Iraq crisis
• Protect Medicaid `safety net,' Catholic leader says
  by Gill Donovan
• Correction
• The "basureros" of the Philippines given new hope through the compassionate outreach of devoted nuns
• U.S. religiosity in a self-imposed straightjacket
  by George J. Bryjak
• So much squandered in so little time
• Mr. Koizumi's course is clear
• Catholic school on Navajo reservation avoids closure
  by Gill Donovan
• Fear of pneumonia strain leads diocese to end volunteer visits
  by Gill Donovan
• Something Grows Green …
  by Inge Hardison
• The limits of legitimacy
• Vatican laments start of war in Iraq
• Bush leads `peaceful people' to war; media tracks president's steps as administration follows its obsession
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Vatican official inaugurates new convent in Cuba
  by Gill Donovan
• Draft board a place for pacifists, Catholic says
  by Demetria Martinez
• The Right Reverend Stranger
  by Tom Furlong
• Bashing not minor
• Power and peril
• Muslims, Catholics agree on need to forgive wrongs
  by Gill Donovan
• Feeding the military machine: JROTC expansion and inner-city academies mark recruiting incursion into U.S. public school classrooms, critics say
  by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
• Night
  by Rosemary Schmid
• Mother of all bombs
• Inside NCR
  by Tom Roberts
• Finding life amid death: we must be leaders to strive toward joy, conquer fear in a time of trauma
  by Clarissa Pinkola Estes
• Catholic schools make plans to cope terrorist attack
  by Gill Donovan
• Law opens recruiting access
  by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
• For Us All
  by Mary Hogan
• Puzzling statements
  by Peter Steinfels