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Articles in Nov 1, 2002 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Election 2002: local races shaped by bread and butter issues: Catholic vote could prove key to Senate and house control - Nation
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Church official asks for end to amnesty law - World - Brief Article
• At Kansas L'Arche community love is the not-so-secret ingredient
  by Margot Patterson
• More dangerous than Osama - Letters
• Inside NCR - Openers - issue contents
  by Pat Marison
• India's diversity, poverty set Jesuit course: commitment to dialogue, outcasts mark society's growth in South Asia - World
  by Janina Gomes
• Nuncio warns against `unjust' economic sanctions - World - Brief Article
• The Iconoclasm of Mice - Poetry
  by Judith Robbins
• Carter record marred - Letters
  by Michael Welch
• Women religious address abuse within their ranks - Church In Crisis
  by Gill Donovan
• Jesuits to open high school for low-income families - Nation - Brief Article
• L'Arche founder reveals face of Christ: Jean Vanier offers mix of love, community to the suffering - Cover Story - Biography
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Church needs study of human sexuality: Catholic sexual, spiritual institute could make research available to all - Viewpoint
  by Joseph Kramer
• Departing Archbishop Carey warns of Anglican split
  by Ron Csillag
• Archbishop appeals for prayers after bombings - World - Orlando Quevedo - Brief Article
• Ownership - Poetry
  by Amie Ilva Tatem
• Can't overrule the law - Letters
• Victim, experts tell of abuse by nuns - Church In Crisis - Myra Hidalgo
  by Louis Rom
• Diocese bans participation in CROP Walk events - Nation - Brief Article
  by Joe Winter
• Scholars say ancient ossuary linked to Jesus - World - Brief Article
• In imitating saints, we imitate Christ himself: distinctively Catholic practice founded in theology of sacramentality - Column
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Study unearths reality of sex trade in India: low-caste, poor women lured into prostitution - World
• Interreligious dialogue promotes peace, bishops say - World - Brief Article
• My Mother's Closet - Poetry
  by Mary Zoghby-Haffner
• New mysteries not new - Letters
  by Grace Cotabish
• It doesn't pay to argue with rage - Starting Point - Column
  by Paige Byrne Shortal
• Peacemaker priest `made the kingdom of God believable' - Appreciation - Obituary
  by Patrick O'Neill
• Vatican prescribes prayer for priestly burnout - World - Brief Article
• An opportunity for purifcation: Weigel calls for raised standards in response to crisis, while Carroll offers `Catholic Lite' - The Courage to be Catholic: Crisis, Reform, and the Future of the Church - Toward a New Catholic Church: The Promise of Reform
  by John Jay Hughes
• Constant war for peace - Letters
• Poll of priests indicates signs of future church: most love their work, but survey forebodes accelerating shortage - Analysis
  by Arthur Jones
• Catholic disability office changes its name - Nation - National Catholic Office for Persons with Disabilities - Brief Article
• Brazilian bishops warned against political model - World - Brief Article
• Dissent is also a Catholic tradition - Perspectives
  by Pat Morrison
• Commission to review norms: priests welcome Vatican action, while abuse victims are critical - Church in Crisis
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Erie Benedictine sisters win U.S. Catholic Award - Nation - Brief Article
• Arab priests, nuns say visa requests ignored - World - Brief Article
• The evils that women endure and inflict - Out of teh Depths: Women's Experience of Evil and Salvation - Book Review
  by Joanna Manning
• Roads lead to Rome - Letters
  by David L. Smith
• 19th-century lessons in lay governance - Analysis
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Bishops forbid standing during eucharistic prayer - Nation - Brief Article
• Pope expresses sorrow at killing of two priests - World - Pope John Paul II - Brief Article
• Beyond control: family, politics, even `Heaven' are unpredictable - Movies - Real Women Have Curves - Movie Review
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Vatican response to norms raises more questions - Editorials