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Articles in Sept 28, 2001 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Prayer after the calamity
  by Rich Heffern
• Cardinal says church could be decentralized - Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger - Brief Article
• Concern for pet hid child's anxiety - children's reactions to September 11 attacks varied - Brief Article
  by Kris Berggren
• University of Dayton offers faith formation on the Web
  by Rich Heffern
• Falwell apologizes for remarks on terrorist attacks - Jerry Falwell - Brief Article
• Oil fuels Sudan war, bishop's say - death and displacement of thousands in clashes between Christians, Muslims, and multinational corporations
  by Charles Omondi
• Catholic campuses draw on faith - Catholic higher education - Brief Article
  by Rich Heffern
• Analysts of conflict offer view from the other side
  by John L. Jr. Allen
• Controversial Fatima priest suspended by Vatican - Canada's Nicholas Gruner persists - Brief Article
• Question is how to end cycle of violence - jingoism and intolerance self-perpetuating - Brief Article
  by Rosemary Radford Ruether
• Loyola Chicago trains spiritually sensitive helpers - spirituality in Social Work and Nursing
  by Rich Heffern
• Iraq expert feared terrorists would attack - Brief Article
• Muslims, Sikhs become targets of hate crimes - call for Catholic outreach issued - Brief Article
• Asian friends send prayers, advice - reactions to September 11 attacks - Brief Article
  by Thomas C. Fox
• `A hero because he told me not to be sad' - response to the September 11 attacks - Brief Article
  by CHRISTOPHER deVINCK
• Christians in danger if government helps U.S - Brief Article
• Visit to take pope to edge of global crisis
  by John Thavis
• Little clarity on mandatum as school begins - Ex Corde Ecclessiae issue unresolved among Catholic scholars
  by Margot Patterson
• Tension at California Afghan radio station
  by Arthur Jones
• Death toll rises in religious clashes - city of Jos, Nigeria - Brief Article
• Jesus, Gandhi, King point the way - Mahatma Gandhi, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and nonviolence - Brief Article
  by James W. Douglass
• Theologians say force is justifiable against terrorism
• Voices seldom heard in our pages - views of Middle Eastern and American Muslims and Christians on the need for tolerance and restraint - Brief Article
• Isolation now seems out of place - American foreign relations - Brief Article
• Inside Ncr
  by Tom Roberts
• Unexpected controversy marks Call to Action meeting - Brief Article
• Grassroots `shadow synod' among alternatives to bishops' meeting - Synod of Bishops' exclusivity assailed - Brief Article
  by John L. Jr. Allen
• A time of prayer and questions on campus - Catholic student responses to September 11 attacks
  by Melissa Jones
• `We have built up this anger,' bishop says - Brief Article
  by Arthur Jones
• Vatican reaffirms ban on women deacons - first step to ordination denied - Brief Article
• The bitter ironies of Sept. 11 - shared experience of Israel and United States - Brief Article
  by A. James Rudin
• Raymond Lucker, New Ulm bishop, dies - Brief Article - Obituary
• Report cites global progress in eliminating land mines - United States refuses to sign treaty - Brief Article
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