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Articles in July 16, 2004 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Giving up the guilt-resentment-rage cycle
  by Paige Byrne Shortal
• Alleged abusers are monitored
  by Dennis Coday
• China 'schizophrenic' on religion
  by Dennis Coday
• Darfur: a genocide waiting to be prevented
  by Joseph Adero Ngala
• Amelia Bedelia and the sporting life
  by Jeannette Cooperman
• Rabbis condemn Bush's claims
  by Dennis Coday
• A real imposter
  by Mili McDermott
• Wages raised for poorest workers
  by Dennis Coday
• 35 years on 'the prophetic edge': lay missionary movement takes on world's inequities
  by Robert J. McClory
• Children's letters to God become a musical
  by Retta Blaney
• The fall of Pentecostals
  by James Chichetto
• Missouri to vote on marriage
  by Dennis Coday
• Investigation clears bishop of sex abuse charges
  by Ed Griffin-Nolan
• Koreans mourn beheaded worker
• Reasons to stay
  by John Robinson
• Watching Jasmine Sleep
  by Frances Heiman
• Hospitality or penalties?
  by Eric Shawn
• Clouds in golden summer days
  by Thomas W. Roberts
• Corrupt police expelled, jailed
  by Dennis Coday
• Poll finds Catholics ambivalent on stem cells, candidates
• An Iraqi-born artist sculpts his experience of home: exhibit aims to foster healing, celebrate the beauty of Iraq
  by Margot Patterson
• Rainbow sash origins misunderstood
  by Julian P. Ahern
• Stem cell research goes to ballot
  by Dennis Coday
• Starting point
  by James Stephen Behrens
• Lasting change: helping the poor, without paternalism
  by Barbara Fraser
• 'Pro-life' language problem
  by West Cosgrove
• Hundreds of thousands protest in Hong Kong for democracy
• The qualities of a bishop
  by E. Leo McMannus
• Lawyers added to speed cases
  by Dennis Coday
• Interpreting Ratzinger
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Documentary explores debate on death penalty
  by Michele Marie White
• Don't waste your vote
  by Teresa Phillips
• Portland says abuse lawsuits forced it into bankruptcy
• Poet records his steps toward faith
  by Laura Lynn Brown
• Haiti, after Aristide, continues search for answers
  by Paul Jeffrey
• Church factions need to talk
  by Allen Parmenter
• Glimmers of hope for women's equality
  by Robert F. Drinan
• Summer action
• U.N. upgrades Vatican status
  by Dennis Coday
• O'Malley calls Law post 'poorly timed'
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Woes of a president and a fishing village: 'Fahrenheit' hits home; 'Seducing' charms too much
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Negroponte's deadly policies
  by James E. Flynn
• Quotable & notable
• Catholics must create dialogue spaces on key issues, says reporter
• Living in and loving Israel day by day
  by Richard Thieme
• Supreme Court issues wake-up call
• Priestly statistics
  by Peter McDonough
• Latin American bishops to meet
  by Dennis Coday
• Catholic monk and Zen sensei: Trappist's new title sign of church's 'inevitable' encounter with the East
  by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
• Bill Moyers is stepping down: with serious journalism in decline, 32-year veteran is not going quietly
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Time for a last talk with Dad
  by Patty McCarty