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Articles in June 2, 2000 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Ecuador's defender of poor replaced
  by Luis Angel Saavedra
• Green Light
  by Charlie Law
• A kiss for unknown Kristin at her grave
  by James Stephen Behrens
• Correction
• Writer finds a happy marriage is pretty good
  by Kris BERGGREN
• Retreat examines black vocations
  by Hillary Wicai
• Woe to You If You Fear Men More than God
  by Judith Robbins
• LETTERS
• Gramick, Nugent summoned to Rome
  by Pamela Schaeffer
• Christos Anesti
  by Jacquee Dickey
• WORLD
  by Teresa Malcolm
• 'Untidy" Anglican ways appeal to some under Rome's heavy hand
  by Richard P. MCBRIEN
• No end in sight for Philippine conflict
  by Rene Ciria-Cruz
• Lay Sanctity, Medieval And Modern: A Search For Models
  by Clarence Thomson
• Death Watch
• News director, NBC maverick, sets new tone
  by Retta Blaney
• School of the Americas reforms merely cosmetic, critics say
  by James Hodge
• Keeping Faith
• Silenced for saying things Rome didn't like to have said
  by Yves Congar
• NATION
  by Teresa Malcolm
• These paths lead to Rome
  by John L. Jr. Allen
• ADDENDA
• Key principles of liberation theology
  by John L. Jr. Allen