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Articles in August 15, 2003 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Two votes overshadow all other business
• William Quigley, professor and dean of the Gillis Poverty Law Center at Loyola University in New 0rleans and lead attorney for the School of the Americas Watch movement
• Reformers offer 100-day plan
  by Dennis Coday
• 1962 Ad
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Affluent laity want bishop to lead a simple life
  by William Bole
• Palestinian violence
  by James Atlee Asher
• American ethos vs. the common good
  by Tom Robert
• Bishops meet with Mugabe
  by Dennis Coday
• Fr. Antoine Vu Huy Chuong, 58, a professor of dogmatic theology at the Can Tho interdiocesan seminary in Vietnam, has been named bishop of Hung Hoa, Vietnam, a see vacant for 11 years
• U.S. revokes peace advocate's visa
  by Dennis Coday
• America's God-given role in the world: belief in a sacred mission drives U.S. policy
  by James Fredericks
• U.S. inaction in Liberia
  by Elsie Speck
• Episcopalians inch closer to schism at meeting: approval of election of openly gay bishop provokes walkout
• Colman McCarthy, a longtime NCR contributor and Washington Post columnist, received the 2003 Pax Christi USA Book Award for his I'd Rather Teach Peace
• Record number of death row inmates exonerated this year
  by Dennis Coday
• Review board reports mixed response from dioceses
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Lay leaders in Catholic higher education need a wake-up call
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Invigorating theology
  by Joe Martin
• Pope sends Irish SMS messages
  by Dennis Coday
• Elaine Bole, media relations manager of the Christian relief agency World Vision
• Broader stem-cell debate urged
  by Dennis Coday
• Four myths drive spin about U.S. military action: how the media and administration frighten us into 'patriotic silence'
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• A slap in the face
  by Michael Antonello
• In Guatemala's mirror, a disturbing reflection
  by Tom Roberts
• Nuns sentenced for Plowshares action in Colorado
  by Melissa Jones
• GoVeg.com is the new, legally changed name of a 23-year-old formerly known as Karin Robertson
• Brethren worried by divisions
  by Dennis Coday
• Iowa peace activist priest resigns, 'can't live celibate'
  by Dennis Coday
• After Saddam, the deluge: U.S. misjudges what dictator's downfall will bring
  by William O. Beeman
• Homosexuals and the church
• Nuns apologize for Irish laundries
  by Dennis Coday
• Daniel Ortega, president of Nicaragua when the country was governed by the Sandinistas in the 1980s and church-state relations were marked by mutual accusations and acrimony, has asked forgiveness from the church for his party's actions
• Retreats seen as growth industry
  by Dennis Coday
• Quick takes
• Bishop O'Malley
• Another Vatican sex disconnect
• A religious, civil hornet's nest: emotional baggage connected with the word marriage complicates debate over gay unions
  by Robert J. McClory
• Patty Crowley, 90, has been honored by an organization she co-founded almost 20 years ago, Deborah's Place, which now serves daily nearly 200 women who are homeless, providing residential and supportive services
• Raphael I Bidawid Chaldean patriarch
  by Dennis Coday
• Dynamic outreach refuses to yield to barriers
  by Arthur Jones
• Environmental work is women's work
  by Rosemary Radford Ruether
• Cathedral for Mongolia
• Vatican calls on all Catholics to oppose same-sex unions
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Catholic environmentalist slain
  by Dennis Coday
• Sr. Serena Branson National Catholic Charities leader
  by Dennis Coday
• Catholic groups struggle to meet needs: coalition focuses on plight of 8.5 million uninsured children
  by Arthur Jones
• Broadway musical 'Big River' sings and signs: Huck Finn returns to Broadway in a show using deaf and hearing actors
  by Retta Blaney
• Lies vs. duplicity
  by Joseph C. Kunkel
• Supporters decry harsh sentences for 'holy women'
  by Patrick O'Neill
• Bishop Fidel Cadavid Marin of Quibdo, Colombia, gave a briefing July 28 in Washington to foreign policy and migration officials of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
• Students' religiosity studied
  by Dennis Coday
• The push for ecological conversion: Jersey conference put environment in faith framework
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Call for resignation
• Letting go of anger
  by Lucy Fuchs
• Lutherans back 'road map' plan
  by Dennis Coday
• Paul Ricoeur, professor emeritus at the University of Chicago and the University of Paris, received the Paul VI Prize for contributions to the development of a religious culture
• Peacekeepers arrive
  by Dennis Coday
• Shock and inspiration: The Magdalene Sisters' takes a harsh look at a bygone institution; 'Seabiscuit' offers a tonic tale of hope
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Trouble in Texas
  by Jere Pfister
• Fate of Saddam's sons
  by Frank P. Belcastro