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Articles in Nov 16, 2007 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Program can change lives
• Nighttime in Autumn
  by Eileen Sr. Haugh
• $10.9 million verdict won't stop Phelps' anti-gay crusade
• Some young Jews seek out alternative bar mitzvahs
  by Joanna Corman
• Quotable & notable
• The nightmare scenario of organ donation
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Investigation finds faulty child protection
• N.J. church launches training on postpartum depression
  by Patricia LeFevere
• Justice demanded
• Choosing presiders
  by James H. Burch
• The lore and lure of marketing
• Blackwater neighbors join protest against security firm
  by Patrick O'Neill
• Shekinah 33 A.D
  by Tom Keene
• Women warned off ordination
• Hard to find sanctuary from $17 billion in marketing to kids
  by Teresa Malcolm
• A durable future: Bill McKibben
  by Thomas C. Fox
• Taking a fresh look at Joseph
  by Daniel Smith-Christopher
• Korean priests advocate a more democratic church
• Clean gold standard advocated
• Safety issues raise concerns, as does potential for polarized communities
  by Kathy Gilsinan
• Francis Collins, director of the National Genome Research Institute, received the Medal of Freedom at the White House Nov. 5
• Jesuit faces federal sex abuse charges
• Biofuels
  by John W. Southall
• Our greatest responsibility
  by Rita Larivee
• Vegetative states
  by Arnult Mitchell
• Eisenhower's lesson for Bush: Mideast summit is an occasion for U.S. to use its clout with Israel
  by Neve Gordon
• The thinking bomb: suicide operations evolve into a tactical method for insurgents
  by Jalal Ghazi
• Eminent Domain
  by Walter Bado
• Trafficking bill changes sought
• Teaching children to think critically about media
  by Teresa Malcolm
• Call to action sets about unfinished work on racism
  by Dennis Coday
• People killing people they knew: J. T. Rogers' riveting play 'The Overwhelming' looks at the days preceding the Rwandan genocide
  by Retta Blaney
• Hajj parties subject to fatwa
• Connecting in cyber-parishes: young Catholics find kindred souls on Facebook
  by Kathy Gilsinan
• Anti-torture activists claim victory
  by Emad Mekay
• 'The price of sugar' tells a bitter story
  by Laura Lloyd
• Pittsburgh exits Episcopal fold
• Think smaller
  by Larry Boudreau
• Kids and consumerism: social justice-minded parents seek ways to resist pressures of commercial culture
  by Kris Berggren
• Episcopal Bishop John Bryson Chane of Washington National Cathedral and the Venerable Gyumed KhensurRinpoche Lobsang Jampa, a senior monk at the Guhyasamaja Buddhist Center in Washington, blessed dogs and cats at a Washington animal shelter Nov. 3
• Bill McKibben and the whippoorwills
  by Rich Heffern
• St. Joseph health system
  by John W. Glaser
• Sometimes bishops say yes
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Latin 'rebellion' denounced
• The White House announced Nov. 5 that Mary Ann Glendon, a law professor at Harvard University, will be nominated as the new U.S. ambassador to the Vatican
• The world is about to change
  by Bill McKibben
• Women cardinals
  by Dominic Chiaravalle
• Sign says, 'no trespassing' at the border, 'help wanted' at the workplace
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Bipartisan alliance lobbies for Farm Bill reform
  by Thomas C. Fox