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Articles in May 30, 2003 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Crisis in health care: 41 million have none
  by Arthur Jones
• Supreme Court to hear religious scholarship case
  by Dennis Coday
• FBI alumnus to lead diocesan review
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Miracles
  by Sally Lexington
• A Christian country
• Students help return salmon to Vermont river waters
  by Dennis Coday
• Chinese nuns volunteer to care for SARS patients
  by Dennis Coday
• As the time goes: … so goes the nation: newspaper's failure echoes our own devaluation of truth
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Imitators of Jesus
• Inside NCR
  by Tom Robert
• Traveling relic
  by Dennis Coday
• Orthodox call Kazak dioceses 'blow' to Vatican relations
  by Dennis Coday
• Blasphemy
  by Walter Bado
• Christian support for war
  by Sheryl B. Zabel
• Inhumane border policy killed migrants in trailer, bishop says
  by Dennis Coday
• Genetically modified corn target of hunger strike
  by Dennis Coday
• Milwaukee archdiocesan newspaper faces shaky future
  by Dan Morris-Young
• Pinocchio's lesson of freedom and surrender
  by Bill Zalot
• Global water crisis: a test of solidarity
• Health Beat: NCR delves into the issues
• Poll shows strong ties in religious families
  by Dennis Coday
• Faith groups push for bill to protect workplace freedom
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• Shadows of the divine: exhibit explores printmakers' visions of Christ and the Virgin
  by Ted Parks
• Kudos to Schroth
  by Timothy F. Murphy
• Catholic Relief Services faces $16 million budget shortfall
  by Dennis Coday
• Vatican officials fear for future of Middle East
  by Dennis Coday
• Catholic press strikes a precarious balance: finances, bishop's watchful eye among the constraints on journalistic impulse
  by Dan Morris-Young
• $8 million more than the milk money
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Looking for specifics
  by Paul Yuenger
• Church must end 'culture of secrecy,' Brooklyn bishop says
  by Dennis Coday
• Papal response to European synod to be published in June
  by Dennis Coday
• Would a Real Poet
  by Sue Dwyer
• Why WMD are important
  by Frank P. Belcastro
• Addenda
  by Dennis Coday
• Marking independence
  by Dennis Coday
• A Diamond is Forever
  by Ethel Pochocki
• Liberators, take heed
  by Frank G. Splitt
• Renewed violence assures rocky start for road map to Middle East peace
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• New initiative seeks to rehabilitate child soldiers
  by Dennis Coday
• Restorative justice: mending the fabric of society: advocates point to a better way to give victims a voice and prevent offenders' return to crime
  by Lili LeGardeur
• Long-term strategy, short-term needs: appeal to the market as a savior for the poor is an incomplete solution
  by J. Bryan Hehir
• Papal intelligence
  by John R. McCarthy
• The American-Vatican divide: abuse crisis, war on Iraq revive historical distance between divergent cultures
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Clarification
  by Dennis Coday
• Shifting the dialogue to create a safe, close-knit society
  by Lili LeGardeur
• Dolly Parton, and other feminine images of the divine: fresh metaphors from women's embodiment can give us a new way to see God as internal
  by Jeannette Cooperman
• Opposing the war
  by Josephy Kuciejczyk