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Articles in July 2, 2004 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Faith group broadcasts apology for Abu Ghraib abuse
• Samuel Masih
• Worshipers keep chapel open: Peruvian priest, Spanish-speakers fight bishop for ownership
  by Melissa Jones
• Ronald Reagan and the Cold War: catholic ties helped Reagan triumph over USSR
  by Paul Kengor
• Pavone on abortion
  by Peter Farley
• Starting point
  by James Stephen Behrens
• Tucson diocese considers bankruptcy: some say move would dodge responsibility to clergy sex abuse victims
  by Renee Schafer Horton
• Hip-hop help for budding activists
  by Demetria Martinez
• Going to Kiev
  by Nadia Trojan
• Dissent and the death penalty
• Church endorses bond issue
  by Dennis Coday
• Does GOP get a free ride? Capitol Hill Catholic Democrats say abortion emphasis is getting partisan and personal
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Catholic politicians' dilemma an old one
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Risky Reagan editorial
  by Brendan Liddell
• Pope, not Reagan, felled wall
  by Peter Riga
• Women make some gains
  by Dennis Coday
• Maryknoll Fr. Roy L. Bourgeois
• Asian lay leaders tell bishops of disappointments, concerns
  by Thomas C. Fox
• When John Negroponte was Mullah Omar
  by Dennis Hans
• Bush and the pope
  by Joan Olson
• Quotable & notable
• Venerable Masanori Shimizu
• Navigating the minefield of Edith Stein's life: a new Catholic theater company promotes dialogue between Christians and Jews
  by Margot Patterson
• Never choose evil
  by David L. Smith
• Pro-life Democrats unite
  by George E. Ward
• Pickers return Taco Bell check
  by Dennis Coday
• Felipe Quispe
• Priests said to cross borders to escape abuse charges
• Marry 'em and bury 'em: the church is truly Catholic when it comes to death
  by Tim Unsworth
• No justice for juveniles
  by Francis Edmands
• Tension high as recall vote nears
  by Dennis Coday
• Church pays cost of abortion absolutism: polarization on issue has undermined Catholic social justice teaching
  by William V. D'Antonio
• What women wore in convents
  by Rachelle Linner
• Victims in the Holy Land
  by Lisa Haddock
• Clergy victim suicides
  by Gerald Kinneavy
• 'Christian Zionism' an obstacle
  by Dennis Coday
• Frida Berrigan
• Bishop requires lay ministers to sign orthodoxy affirmation: critics say list of truths too narrowly focused on 'pelvic issues'
  by Dan Morris-Young
• Ronald Reagan and the Cold War: don't credit Reagan for defeating communism
  by Stephen Zunes
• Church silent on torture
  by Kupanda Ku
• Money crisis worries laity
  by Dennis Coday
• Meeting in private, bishops leave Communion decision to local leaders
  by Melissa Jones
• HBO documentary casts critical eye on celibacy
  by Teresa Malcolm
• Stem cell correction
  by William B. Neaves
• Power corrupts
  by Mary Ruth Stegman
• Will Catholic fuss really matter?
  by Thomas W. Roberts
• Countering the New Age
  by Dennis Coday
• Ratzinger advises on Eucharist sanctions
  by Jerry Filteau
• Magic and mystery: 'Weeping Camel' more wondrous than 'Harry Potter'; 'Father and Son' disappoints
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Rainbow sash ban
  by Andrew Yankech
• Bishops spare us Eucharist politics
• Looking for safety