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Articles in July 30, 2004 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Good Methodist teaching
  by John C. Cort
• The Rev. Bob Edgar
• She Danced
  by Marie Molloy
• Advocate for cheap drugs, not patent profits
• Anglicans collect abuse funds
• Portland bankruptcy seen as high-risk strategy: process requires church disclosures and transparency
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Farmers holed up in cathedral
  by Dennis Coday
• The Summa speaks
  by Joseph J. Kucieczyk
• Divided Christians, then and now
  by Darrell Turner
• Love thy neighbor
  by John T. Swencki
• Jesuit spirituality, social justice priorities for Georgetown's lay president
  by Thomas C. Fox
• Vatican reports deficit spending
  by Dennis Coday
• Policies dilute Eucharist
  by John J. McCabe
• Fr. Jose Andres Tamayo
• Glimpse
  by Connie Rakitan
• British abuse figures released
• Philadelphia roundtable focuses on church management issues
• Retailer, retreat center in battle
  by Dennis Coday
• Voter's guides
  by Joseph N. Shugrue
• Challenging and cherishing the church
  by Kris Berggren
• Nuns speak out
  by Beth Rindler
• Priest says case lacks due process; New York archdiocese rejected exculpating evidence, critics say
  by Dick Ryan
• Study: reorganizing parishes can be problematic
• House moves on conscience
  by Dennis Coday
• 'Call' from all sides
  by Yonce Shelton
• Ken Hackett
• Prayer of the Prudent
  by Jane Russell
• Victims seek hearing with nuns
• Translating values into votes, Republicans seek parish directories: first of two parts
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Bill targets oil revenues to Sudan
  by Dennis Coday
• America's habit of self-deception
  by Lawrence Davidson
• Quality, not quantity
  by Daneen Warner
• The paradox and contradictions of Martin Luther
  by Darrell Turner
• Response to letters
  by Frank Pavone
• Summer action
• Priests being ordained later
  by Dennis Coday
• A sinner and a saintly monk: best-selling book explores complicated life of noted comic
  by James Martin
• Access to God?
  by Jim Arraj
• Rick Ufford-Chase
• The spiritual exiles of Tibet
  by Conger Beasley, Jr.
• Abuse scandal in Austrian diocese prompts investigation
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• St. Mary Magdala's feast day commemorated worldwide
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Prelates then and now
  by John R. Donahue
• Starting point
  by Paige Byrne Shortal
• American hierarchy seals its fate
  by A.W. Richard Sipe
• Bankruptcy filing sets dangerous precedent
• Bishops challenge California law
• Unearthing the stories of the dead
  by Tom Roberts
• Quotable & notable
• St. Louis school gets Lilly grant
  by Dennis Coday
• Stem cells still a dilemma
  by Barnabas Hughes
• 'The bones don't lie': forensic anthropologist Clyde Snow travels continents to bring the crimes of mass murderers to light
  by Jeff Guntzel
• Vasa's 'affirmation'
  by Paul J. Ackerman
• Report: girls as young as 8 raped, used as sex slaves in Sudan
• 1964 Ad
  by Arthur Jones
• Protect the living
  by Claire Felong
• A tale of resistance under Saddam: punished and shamed for following his conscience, a young Iraqi finds hope in human rights group
  by James Loney
• Parish ownership question
  by Chris O'Brien
• Appalachian Catholics tackle divisive mining issue
  by Margaret Gabriel