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Articles in May 21, 2004 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Studying the story of the 'Little Saint'
  by John McNamee
• Quotable & notable
• Saving women, saving the world
  by Demetria Martinez
• Betraying the tender ideal of the church: priests suffer because of the sex abuse scandal
  by Michael Parise
• The cover-up continues
• Changes to EPA report among letter's charges
  by Jeff Guntzel
• Author looks at Sor Juana's place in the history of theology
  by Georgina Sabat De Rivers
• Vatican: health before profits
  by Dennis Coday
• An unbuttoned, insider's view of The New York Times
  by Margot Patterson
• Illuminating scripture
• Fallujah debacle
  by Jerry Mazenko
• Bernard Kenny, the New Jersey Senate's majority leader and former altar boy, said he will leave the Catholic church
• Sant'Egidio creates African model
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Daniel Barenboim, music director for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Berlin Staatskapelle Orchestra, angered Israeli officials May 9 when he used an awards ceremony held in the Knesset to criticize Israel's continued occupation of Palestinian land
• Anti-meat clergyman
  by Richard Gist
• 'The Agronomist' and 'I'm Not Scared' celebrate the value of courage
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Most dioceses lack formal sanctions for pro-choice politicians
• Cardinal Mahony voices support for review board
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• American Catholicism examined
  by Jeffrey Marlett
• Mother Maria Guadalupe Garcia Zavala, known in Mexico as Madre Lupita, was beatified April 25 after the Vatican recognized the miraculous cure of severe pancreatitis in a Chicago truck driver who had prayed for Madre Lupita's intercession
• Poverty in America
  by Tim Unsworth
• Spiritual foundation bolsters mission, morale
  by Arthur Jones
• Politics and abortion
  by John D. Bagley
• Prelate cautious on denying sacraments
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Reform begins in inferior renewal
  by Gary Macy
• Cardinal's murderers sentenced
  by Dennis Coday
• The future of the church
  by Janel Esker
• Lessons from the war in Iraq
  by Francis Deblauwe
• We're adults, we can handle disagreement
• U.S. called to assist Sudanese
  by Dennis Coday
• National Guardsman recounts detainee abuse
  by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
• An amazing tale of Christianity in China
  by Paul Mooney
• Mercy sisters apologize again
  by Dennis Coday
• The Christian humanism of Etienne Gilson
  by John L. Treloar
• Scientists say White House bends research to policy
  by Jeff Guntzel
• War not justified
  by Arnold Stieber
• U.S. hierarchy, review board at odds: board head charges bishops 'manipulated' panel and withheld information
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Psychiatric hospital fills void in mental health care
  by Arthur Jones
• The ache in the Catholic psyche
  by Thomas W. Roberts
• Paul Shanley, a key figure in the child abuse scandal of the Boston archdiocese has been defrocked
• Everyone loves Mary
  by Bridget Mary Meehan
• Liberation, exaltation and mysteries: thinking of Mary in the month that once was hers
  by Robert F. Drinan
• Nuncio says damage irreparable
  by Dennis Coday
• Judge overturns feeding tube law; court battles persist
• The challenge of black theology
  by Bryan N. Massingale
• Nuns in America yesterday and today
  by Mary Jo Weaver
• This parish holds a 'gun bake'
  by Sharon Abercrombie
• Child abuse now and then
  by Cory Connor
• Rites of spring: commencement protests
  by Dennis Coday
• Chaplains may be security risk
  by Dennis Coday
• Tragedy remembered
• Doyle dismissal unfair
  by Maryanne Amadio-Gervais
• Fallen heroes deserve better
  by George J. Bryjak
• Sharon plan 'deeply damaging'
  by Dennis Coday
• Abuse charges filed against elderly nuns in Boston
• Seminary enrollment stable
  by Dennis Coday
• A telling book about clergy sex abuse
  by Kathy Shaw
• 'Kiddie version' postscript
  by Jim Arraj
• Elections, stampedes and baptism
  by Isabel Gibson
• Starting point
  by James Stephen Behrens
• Sexual abuse by priests in the spotlight in Spain
  by John L. Allen, Jr.