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Articles in July 1, 2005 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Iraq editorial
  by Kzak Monk
• Democracy in the church
  by Mary DeForrest
• Archbishop, scientist meet
• A Catholic woman's story
  by George R. Szewz
• Conference of Major Superiors of Men
• Tucson, Ariz.—a bankruptcy judge June 14 approved settlements by the diocese totaling about $9.8 million for 30 people who filed claims of sexual abuse by priests or other diocesan employees
• A different coming of age story
  by Rebecca Beyer
• A new battle plan: Spanish Catholics take pope's fight against 'relativism' to the streets
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• U.S. rhetoric about Hezbollah blurs reality
  by Stephen Zunes
• No medical malice
  by John J. Welsh
• 'Things want to grow'
  by Thomas W. Roberts
• Jaime Sin
• Halt urged on modified food
• A priest defends his church
  by Joe Carr
• School ends abruptly
• Vatican praises, chides the rich
• What 'crisis' of the middle class?
  by Brian Kantz
• Norman Kansfield
• Fort Worth, Texas—the diocese has posted to its Web site www.fwdioc.org the names of all priests accused of sexual misconduct with minors
• For love of books: infectiously entertaining essays reflect a bibliophile's passion
  by Jeff Severns Guntzel
• Edward A. McCarthy
• Burlington, Ky.—a judge June 9 rejected a $120 million sexual abuse settlement between victims and the Covington, Ky., diocese, saying the actual money available to victims is only $40 million
• Talented and old school: actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth brings faith to song and stage
  by Retta Blaney
• It's time to discuss exiting Iraq; mediated settlement talks would be an effective policy on the ground in Iraq
  by Patrick G. Coy
• Rainbow sash wearers
  by Sharon K. Masloski
• High court to hear marriage case
• Starting point
  by Mike Delay
• Friends, farce and super-cool gangsters
  by Joseph Cunneen
• 'Religious right' wrong model for Europe
• Illegal immigration
  by Bette Eggers
• Godcasting may be the podcast's 'first killer app'
• Green Bay, Wis.—the diocese announced June 7 that Pope John Paul laicized Donald Buzanowski in March
• The quirks of history; editor at large Arthur Jones, retiring after 30 years with NCR, looks back on his beginnings
  by Arthur Jones
• Japanese animator spirits us away to an intricate, enchanting world
  by Rich Heffern
• Quotable quote
  by Leonard J. Kaufer
• Quotable & notable
• Boston—the archdiocese announced June 9 that six of its priests who have been accused of sexual abuse of minors are "no longer in the clerical state."
• Bishops discuss liturgy, abuse norms: memorial acclamation under dispute at Chicago meeting
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Manchester, N.H.—the diocese announced June 9 that Ronald E. Corriveau has been laicized by a decree issued March 21 by Pope John Paul II
• Schiavo autopsy points up need for end-of-life discussions
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Cardinal Ruini's victory; low voter turnout for in vitro referendum is ascribed to the church's political muscle in Italy
  by John L. Allen, Jr.