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Articles in Sept 19, 2003 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Withdrawal from Iraq demanded
  by Dennis Coday
• Richard B. Philbrick, a retired Chicago religion reporter, received the Religion Newswriters Association's Lifetime Achievement Award for 20 years of covering religion for the Chicago Tribune, 1954-74
  by Dennis Coday
• Antiwar rally slated for Oct. 25
• Interstate tragedy tests compassion for migrants
  by Arthur Jones
• Comical quirks: films find humor, pathos in two ordinary lives
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Voice of the Faithful
• Witnesses for peace put God before government
  by Melissa Jones
• Smashing the 'idol' of religious superiority: pluralist theologians gather in England for international summit
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• St. Xavier University
  by Dennis Coday
• Mennonites in budget crunch
• In Kentucky, some victims see stagnation
  by Jeff Guntzel
• Hari Raya
  by Thomas Gayton
• Peter Steinfels' book
  by Don Cuddihee
• Protecting the planet: 'green nuns' put land ethic into action
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Death row inmates lose best friend and apostle
  by Judy Morris
• Pontifical Faculty of the Immaculate Conception
  by Dennis Coday
• Attacks continue
• Pilgrimage: 'stop these deaths': U.S. and Mexican Catholics will unite Nov. 2 at altar to commemorate 2,300 victims of perilous border crossing
  by Arthur Jones
• Wilson's ghost still shadows 21st century
  by Maria Falco
• Group is committed to collaboration
  by Margaret Roylance
• Mass media can be ministry
  by Richard Leonard
• Highlights of NCRonline
• Thousands at risk in migration
  by Dennis Coday
• Death watch
  by Dennis Coday
• O'Malley key to settlement, say attorneys
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Stones
  by David Ray
• We break the same bread—let's talk
  by Peggie L. Thorp
• Seeing is believing on the U.S.-Mexico border
  by Arthur Jones
• Catholic groups lobby global trade ministers
  by Ioan Grillo
• Put Peter's Pence on your card
  by Dennis Coday
• Crosier Fathers and Brothers
  by Dennis Coday
• Bishops decline Iraq resolution
• With families in U.S., 'we have to try again'
  by Arthur Jones
• Open Range
• Selling orthodoxy
  by Paul Surlis
• World War I pacifist suffered for his faith: once despised, now honored, Ben Salmon endured jail, force-feeding and public contempt for his convictions
  by Melissa Jones
• Dangerous and deadly game
  by Thomas W. Roberts
• 'Messy' future for Anglicans
  by Dennis Coday
• Peter Steinfels, a New York Times writer, and Margaret O'Brien Steinfels, former editor of Commonweal magazine, received the Marianist Award from the University of Dayton Sept. 3
  by Dennis Coday
• Give me a teacher
  by Tom Keene
• A model saint?
  by Gary Macy
• O'Malley sets a model for healing
• A journey behind prison walls: delegation of Kentucky Catholics brings community to penitentiary
  by Margaret Gabriel
• Frank Roque, accused of killing Sikh immigrant Balbir Singh Sodhi in Mesa, Ariz., four days after the 9/11 attacks, will reportedly plead insanity
  by Dennis Coday
• Bishops argue for amendment to define marriage
• Gregory faults reporting on scandal: not enough credit given for sex abuse policies, says conference head
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• Memorial
  by Catherine Wolf Maresca
• Gay marriage
  by Cait Finnegan
• Lay-run parishes point to future: in Appalachia, more Catholics are getting a preview of lay pastoral leadership
  by Margaret Gabriel
• Interfaith dialogue: beyond 'tea and cookies'
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Victor George Puotinen, 49, a former employee of the Baltimore archdiocese, was arrested Aug. 29 on charges of stealing nearly $443,000 from the archdiocese and the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
  by Dennis Coday
• Afghani human rights in danger
• Conservative Catholics urge bishops to challenge 'dissenters': pro-choice Catholics unfit for leadership posts, say meeting participants
  by Joe Feuerherd
• If Women Ruled the World
  by Anna Lee Brendza
• Bishop Barbarito
  by Marie Scales
• Preserving the gospel stories of today: project seeks to record Catholic experience under communism
  by Margot Patterson
• Julian Filochowski, retiring after 21 years as director of the British Catholic Agency for Overseas Development, was honored as a "beacon of light and hope" and a "most marvelous servant" by Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor of Westminst
  by Dennis Coday
• Vatican pushes nuclear test ban
  by Dennis Coday
• Catholic conscientious objector found guilty of lesser charge
• Former Padres executive takes on 'missionary work'
  by Arthur Jones
• Home to the South: after decades of going north, many African-Americans are now returning to the South to find a region where much remains unchanged
  by Diana L. Hayes
• U.S. spin on Iraq
  by Frank P. Belcastro
• Sex and sensibility: a faith-based view: sex educator tackles tough issues with young teens
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Guerrillas threaten to kill bishop
  by Dennis Coday
• American Jewish Committee
  by Dennis Coday
• Report says 70,000 dead or disappeared in Peru
  by Barbara J. Fraser
• James Shannon loved the church all his life: Bishop who resigned over Humanae Vitae and married is laid to rest with honors
  by Mary Bader
• Disenchanted Boston Catholics seek reform
  by Richard E McBrien
• United Nations control
  by Alfred Kracher
• Minnesota grandmother wins top missionary honor