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• Starting point
  by Vera Gardner
• Honduran priest cites dangers of illegal logging
  by Agostino Bono
• Arrests of journalists denounced
• How Ratzinger became pope
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Extreme religion
  by Patricia L. Moore
• Bishops urge return to peace
• The definitive biography of the new pope
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Violence against gays increases
• Italian Catholics long for simplicity
  by Joan Chittister
• Bishop Brom
  by Carlotta Gilarde
• Amnesty says farms poisoned
• Researcher delves into 'the quiet space'
  by Arthur Jones
• Benedict emphasizes service: at installation Mass, he calls listening his 'program of governance'
  by Stacy Meichtry
• Poll: Catholic doctors don't always follow church teaching
• Cracking the code by measuring the skull: Friel's 'The Home Place' examines 19th-century homeland security
  by Margaret Spillane
• Remembering John Paul
  by Leticia C. Velasquez
• Can the sheepdog become the shepherd?
  by Arthur Jones
• Government tactics criticized
• Reactions to Benedict's 'bridge building' is mixed
  by Stacy Meichtry
• Bishop joins voices against House act targeting immigrants
  by Patricia Zapor
• Malpractice lawyers deserve more credit
  by Colman McCarthy
• No to 'savage capitalism'
  by Clare Nolan
• Summer listings 2
• Same-sex marriage denounced
• Gorbachev on U.S. global role: former Soviet president cautions against 'leadership by domination'
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Texas close to gay-marriage ban
• The new Benedict must choose his path
  by Richard P. McBrien
• What women want
  by Mary E. Hunt
• Quotable & notable
• Correction
• Student 'cardinals' chose a pope of their own
• Dolan backs off priest monitoring
  by Joe Feuerherd
• The cultural roots of democracy
  by Mark S. Massa
• NCR's papal coverage
  by Diane Maguire
• One table
• Rigoberta Menchu
• Church joins effort to launch union for sanitation workers
• Communal violence flares again
• When Peace Breaks Out for Good
  by John Jiambalvo
• Mixed messages
  by Ruth Russo
• Priests older, better educated
• Roberto Calvi
• Waiting to see what unfolds
  by Tom Roberts
• Students protest cancellation of McCarthy peace class
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Searchers follow ancient traditions
  by Arthur Jones
• Reactions to Pope Benedict
  by Mark Summit
• Border searches draw lawsuit
• Helen Brown
• Study finds persistent religious inequality
• A fellow pilgrim: Jerry May, 64
  by Dolores R. Leckey
• Theology prepares pope to dialogue with people of God
  by Eugene Cullen Kennedy
• Language of the left
  by Jim Torpey
• Air force to teach tolerance
• Justin Ferguson
• Episcopalian conservatives draft convenants
• Mind/body medicine and spirituality: a new vision of healing
  by Arthur Jones
• A papal watch list: do Benedict's words signal a new, more dynamic and open Catholic church or, like the blossoms, the flashy onset of still another predictable season?
  by Paul Wilkes
• Lessons in the limits of force