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Articles in Sept 17, 2004 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Survey finds residents fearful
  by Dennis Coday
• Rethinking absolutes
  by Sally Horan
• Suspect confesses to stabbing
  by Dennis Coday
• Bishops' education
  by Elizabeth Anne Schneider
• Sanctions threatened
  by Dennis Coday
• Trains of thought
  by Geraldine Hawkes
• Why Richard Nixon wanted to destroy John Kerry
  by Sanford Gottlieb
• 'Silver City' and 'Hero' offer exciting drama
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Pacifist school rapped as unpatriotic
  by Rich Preheim
• Ideal up against reality in lay ministry career
  by Thomas Lucking
• Abe Bonowitz
• War in Iraq won't work
  by Mary Rider
• Battling the 'heretics' at the Republican National Convention: former Corpus Christi bishop prays for Bush victory
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Real-world rain
  by Ned Barker
• Missiles stockpiles destroyed
  by Dennis Coday
• Quotable & notable
• 'Failure of management'
  by E. Leo McMannus
• Imagination keeps us grounded
  by Jeannette Cooperman
• Retired Cardinal Rosalio Castillo Lara
• IRS asked to probe church rally
  by Dennis Coday
• Teachers want to unionize
  by Dennis Coday
• German director honored for spiritual filmmaking
• U.S. denies visa to prominent scholar
  by Robert M. O'Neil
• Dismas brings Bibles, faith study to Catholics behind bars
  by Teresa Malcolm
• Liturgical place of dance subject to differing directives
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Lawyer's stone campaign takes bishops to task
  by Dennis Coday
• Abortion a religious question
  by Joseph Brinley
• 'Defined by faith, not fears'
  by Dennis Coday
• Dangerous, saving hope
  by Bruce Snowden
• Maybe Catholics can vote for pro-choice candidates
• No-gluten Communion
  by Emily Bott
• Asian bishops aim to bolster families buffeted by changing values
  by Thomas C. Fox
• Ministry helps veterans deal with demons of war: vets serve other vets suffering from posttraumatic stress
  by Lynanne Lasota
• The perils of accomodation: Russia and John Paul II
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Fr. Stephen Somerville
• Poverty breeds terrorism
  by James Goldman
• Damages awarded in Romero case
  by Melissa Jones
• Boston parishes fighting closures
• Dancers' ministry expresses Word through movement
  by Patricia Lefevere
• What it means to be a man
  by Thomas Hart
• Starting point
  by James Stephen Behrens
• Fear-mongering instead of facts
• Chaplain, nun and captain on the Mississippi: the men didn't expect a chaplain who knew the river culture and its lingo, the waterway and its dangers, or, especially, the complexity and loneliness of their jobs
  by Deborah Halter
• Kateri Stokes
• Two sides of Catholic media
  by Frank-Paul Sampino
• Invoking the almighty
  by Tomas W. Roberts
• Persuading the pope
  by Francis W. Rodgers
• Conscience safeguards sought
  by Dennis Coday
• Turning off technology
  by Rich Heffern
• Court rejects abortion ban
  by Dennis Coday
• An election guide
  by Joan Chittister
• The Christian cost of rooting out polygamy
  by Evans K. Chama
• Celebrating the heroes of doubt: seekers and journeyers get spotlight in two books on unbelief and faith
  by Conrad E. L'Heureux
• An Asian vision of a humbler church
• The lay apostolate in a clerical church
  by Teresa Malcolm
• John L. Esposito
• Clinton didn't start the war
  by Robert K. Rice
• Trying to make sense of the senselessness: peace gathering ponders terrorism and the horrors of Beslan
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Coping with depression among children
  by Colman McCarthy
• One God of us all
  by Thomas Gumbleton