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Articles in Sept 12, 2003 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Bishop: laity can do sacraments
  by Dennis Coday
• Thomas E. Blanton Jr. lost his appeal to the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals, which upheld the 2001 murder convictions of former the Klansman for his role in the 1963 bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Montgomery, Ala., that killed four g
  by Dennis Coday
• Catholic high school bars hijab
  by Dennis Coday
• Post-9/11, U.S. makes enemies faster than it can kill them
  by Stephen Zunes
• Episcopal simplicity
  by Frank Durso
• Central Committee of the World Council of Churches
  by Dennis Coday
• Waiting for judgment
  by Dennis Coday
• Practicing peace: famed Buddhist monk urges overflow crowd to live mindfully
  by Heidi Schlumpf
• John Geoghan's death
  by Robert J. Anzelmo
• Time for Congress to consider general welfare
• Sisters spotlight eco-justice: noted cosmologist sparks discussion at gathering of religious leadership
  by Jeff Guntzel
• Bishop Wenceslao Padilla, a Missionhurst missionary from the Philippines, was installed as first bishop of Mongolia in Ulan Bator Aug. 29
  by Dennis Coday
• Golden jubilee for Weston Priory
  by Dennis Coday
• Web site is treasure chest of God's imagination
  by Rich Heffern
• Affirming celibacy
  by John Pecoraro
• Dalai Lama warned against trip
  by Dennis Coday
• Laundry nuns deny secret burials
  by Dennis Coday
• Catholic-Lutheran dialogue: can traditions 'meet in the middle'?
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Strict constructionist
  by Ed Reid
• Left-of-center journalism
  by Jerry Mazenko
• Christian leaders deplore wall
  by Dennis Coday
• International Movement of Catholic Students
  by Dennis Coday
• Fashion Bible targets teen girls
  by Dennis Coday
• Jesus in the disguise of an illegal alien
  by Mia Crosthwaite
• The pope's liberalism
  by M.J. Holasek
• Translations to be discussed
  by Dennis Coday
• Josephine Jacobsen: poet
  by Dennis Coday
• CAFTA unites unlikely opponents in New Orleans: from Louisiana fishermen to Pax Christi members, a motley mix turned out to protest a trade agreement they say will spell disaster stateside as well as in Central America
  by Lili LeGardeur
• Military myths
  by Mary Louise Helwig-Rodriguez
• Changes among sisters
  by Carol Ann Breyer
• Despite opposition, church groups win some on Capitol Hill
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Imam W. Deen Mohammed, a spiritual leader of African-American Muslims for three decades, announced Aug. 31 his resignation as leader of the American Society of Muslims
  by Dennis Coday
• Missouri court commutes death sentence for convicted teen
  by Dennis Coday
• Hans Kung reflects on an embattled life: memoirs describe a much criticized but always loyal Catholic
  by Andrew M. Greeley
• Nursing homes holocaust
  by Jane Marshall
• The questions won't go away
  by Tom Roberts
• U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom
  by Dennis Coday
• Superiors urge end to wall
  by Dennis Coday
• Discovering, the hard way, that we need friends
• Post-9/11 journey blows one man's cynicism to pieces
  by Retta Blaney
• Endangered liberty
  by Bernard D. Norcott-Mahany
• Minority religions driven out
  by Dennis Coday
• Dr. Harold G. Koenig of Duke University says a small but growing number of physicians are taking patient "spiritual histories."
  by Dennis Coday
• Catholic health takes on elderly housing: wellness, autonomy focus of Missouri, Pennsylvania projects
  by Arthur Jones
• Steinfels' book
  by Brian McCarthy
• Ending celibacy
  by Maureen Conrey
• Missionary's book foretells death
  by Dennis Coday
• James P. Shannon: bishop who left church over birth control
  by Dennis Coday
• Clarification
• Uneducated parish clergy
  by Patrick Tierney
• Marriage and the Vatican