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Articles in Oct 15, 2004 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• The harvest is great
• Iranians report harassment by U.S. security agencies
  by Donal Brown
• Quick takes
• No decision on dance
  by Michele Marie White
• Time for Kerry to talk religion
• Death watch
• Wiccan wedding causes stir
• Peaceful Muslims detained
  by Ahmed Rehab
• Other political choices
  by James Waddell
• 2003 Ad
• 'Faith-based' insurance offered
• Identity, academic freedom go head-to-head at Catholic U
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Pro-choice isn't pro-abortion
  by Beth Rindler
• Steve Krueger
• Catholics help ban Code
• Quotable & notable
• 'The power of purifying memory': the pope's concept is thwarted by a hierarchy that refuses to confront its own dark underworld
  by Jason Berry
• The lonely river
  by William J. Bow
• Missing scripture explained?
  by Thomas B. Knoedler
• Cardinal Roger M. Mahony
• Davenport may go bankrupt
• The Roman curia gets an even break
  by Andrew Greeley
• Flawed nuns
  by Sally Butler
• Antiwar rally mourns deaths in Iraq
• Canadians OK same-sex unions
• Surviving the storms of dysfunction
  by Thomas W. Roberts
• After 14 years, controversy still roils around Schiavo case
  by Judy Gross
• On life and liberty
  by Earl R. Meyer
• Celibacy and birth control
  by Sheila Reynolds
• Three new members named to NCR board
• Court rejects Charities' appeal
• Speaker policies balance risk, dialogue
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Gaining fulfillment through service and spirituality
  by Colman McCarthy
• Ordinary evil
  by Donald E. Chambers
• The downtrodden and the undead: 'diaries' tracks an early Che Guevara, slackers fight zombies in 'Shaun'
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Navy shuts down long protested communication sites
  by Joe Winter
• Vincent Tsang
• A remarkable advertisement for God'
  by Dennis Coday
• Sexual abuse at Abu Ghraib stemmed from Pentagon policy: photos were part of plan to blackmail prisoners
  by Rosemary Ruether
• Liturgical dudgeon abroad
  by Robert Hazel
• There's no rationale left for Iraq
• Starting point
  by Mark Graceffo
• In divided Vatican opinion, Kerry appears to lead Bush
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Congress' attacks on world court put the U.S. above law; rejection of ICJ's ruling on the wall in Palestine is brazen assertion of empire
  by Stephen Zunes
• Abandoned Democrats
  by Alex Sanchez
• Peace activist escorts attacked
• Pax Christi kicks off campaign
• More than just a rosary
  by Dominique Jerome Green
• A nurse named Mavourneen
  by Colman McCarthy
• Debate response
  by Jeffrey Drew