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Articles in August 1, 2003 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Unified voices to argue Catholic case: 'New Covenant' brings together parishes, social services, health care
  by Peter Feuerhead
• Studs Terkel, 91, a legendary Chicago radio personality and Pulitzer Prize-winning author, will see one of his books turned into a play by "Friends" star David Schwimmer
• Emergency contraception OK'd
  by Dennis Coday
• Roach faced his own dark side
• When Catholic giants walked the land: remembering Merton, Day, O'Connor and Percy
  by Tim Unsworth
• Frank Keating's departure
  by Patrick Delahanty
• Rigali named to Philadelphia: St. Louis archbishop known as 'friend of Rome,' promoter of orthodoxy
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Community kitchens to open
  by Dennis Coday
• Head Start bill stalled in House
  by Dennis Coday
• Alabama governor says faith drives tax reform
  by Bob Smietana
• Washington to Baghdad and Back
  by John Janitz
• Pacifism is activism
  by Alan G. Yost
• Time for some more bishops to resign
• Walking the line
• Uganda archbishop calls for international intervention
  by Dennis Coday
• Lobbying Congress
  by Dennis Coday
• Minnesota's Archbishop Roach dies: St. Paul-Minneapolis prelate was leader in justice issues
  by Jerry Filteau
• Historian contends Catholic church gets a 'bad rap': anti-Catholic bigotry feeds clerical sex abuse scandal, Jenkins says
  by Margot Patterson
• Marketplace of possibilities
  by Richard Deats
• Page 2 takes on a new look
  by Tom Roberts
• Dictator can run for president
  by Dennis Coday
• Charles Mahon, 71, has retired as editor of The Catholic Virginian, Richmond's diocesan newspaper, after more than 38 years at the paper
• A wry scourge on the attack: Gore Vidal delivers chilling predictions of despotism
  by Arthur Jones
• Picking Pears on the Fourth of July
  by Stella Nesanovich
• Kudos to Berggren
• Poor shepherds
  by Francis W. Rodgers
• East to west, it's off and running
  by Peter Feuerherd
• Sr. Norris Nawab, a Presentation sister and chair of the Justice and Peace Commission of the Major Religious Superiors Leadership Conference in Pakistan, testified before a U.N. human rights commission in Geneva, Switzerland, on forced labor in Pakistan
• Catholic social teaching on video
  by Dennis Coday
• A pioneer on justice front
• Sharon's wall blocks the Road Map
  by Neve Gordon
• Bishop O'Malley's selection
  by Mike Magee
• Pakistan violence condemned
  by Dennis Coday
• Covenant House
• 1,243-mile swim publicizes need to clean river
  by Dennis Coday
• A Tank Full of Amen
  by Kimberly M. King
• Iraq reality
• Moralism and individualism
  by Roberta Miller
• Closed-door discussion brings lay leaders, hierarchy together
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Second German priest suspended
  by Dennis Coday
• Africa trip reaffirms Bush's belief in partnerships with faith groups
  by Dennis Coday
• Abuse lawyer urges church to fight new laws on old cases
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• Is Catholic bashing back?
  by Jim Fisher
• Bishops playing defense
• Despite scandal, U.S. Catholic giving rises in 2002
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Same-sex marriages opposed
  by Dennis Coday
• Church 'compelled' to aid migrants on U.S. borders
  by Dennis Coday
• Report details six decades of abuse in Boston: attorney general: archdiocese fostered institutional acceptance of abuse
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Let Down Your Nets for a Catch
  by Patricia Schnapp
• Protesting circumcision
  by Petrina Fadel
• Did WMD threat tip moral evaluation on Iraq war?
• Mother Teresa® trademarked
  by Dennis Coday
• Bernadette Gietka, desperate to find financing for a musical she was writing to celebrate the sanctity of life, said she prayed to God, "It would benefit you to make me rich."
• Californians pray for 'just budget'
  by Dennis Coday
• Turmoil in Texas: firings raise parishioners' hackles—and questions about church's obligation to follow its own labor teachings
  by Teresa Malcolm
• Double standard in public life hurts Catholic credibility
  by Michael L. Shields
• Congratulating Zalot
  by Nancy Greene
• Philippine church challenges World Bank economic plans
  by Dennis Coday
• Antwone Fisher, a movie screenwriter, was among 11 winning writers honored July 10 at the 29th annual Humanitas Prize
• Family planning funds blocked
  by Dennis Coday
• A century of Catholic church defense of workers
  by Jeff Guntzel
• Church ignored the lessons of the sea
  by Gene Moore
• Lay vocations
  by Ron Zeilinger