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Articles in Nov 26, 2004 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Chief abuse monitor leaving
• Why Jimmy Carter Democrats must mobilize
  by M.C. Blakeman
• Judge's ideas of law, mercy rooted in nuns' lessons
  by Jeannette Cooperman
• Cathedral compound raided
  by Dennis Coday
• While last summer she publicly rejected a long-promised refugee deportation appeal process and urged Canadian churches to stop providing sanctuary to people under the threat of deportation
• Fox to step down as NCR publisher
• God's Mardi Gras
  by Frank Desiderio
• Better Catholic answers
  by Kathleen P. Hockey
• The bishop of the gangs: an interview with Romulo Emiliani
• 'We can't just remain passive,' says Honduran cardinal
• Photographic apologies sent to Iraq
• Lest we forget
• Diaconate directory approval
• Talking can't tame time
  by Kris Berggren
• Priests and marriage
  by Patricia L. Moore
• No Nazis here
  by Hilmar M. Pabel
• Cuban society is in its "terminal phase" with a deteriorating economic and political situation, says Dagoberto Valdes Hernandez, director of the Center of Civic and Religious Formation of the diocese of Pinar del Rio, Cuba
• Religion in the field
  by Malcolm White
• Late bishop accused of abuse
  by Dennis Coday
• The names roll silently by
  by Tom Roberts
• 2005 budget OK'ed
• Correction
• Communion denial
  by Trish Hermes Zinsmeister
• Starting point
  by Joni Woelfel
• Nepal's King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev has bestowed royal awards on a Jesuit missionary and a local lay Catholic for their work in education and social service
• Voters had a spiritual and psychological connection with Bush
  by Eugene Cullen Kennedy
• After the election
  by Francis W. Rodgers
• Interpreting bin Laden: experts see America's No. 1 enemy as adopting a new stance
  by Margot Patterson
• Incredible stories on screen: Jamie Foxx brings 'Ray' to life; 'The Incredibles' and 'Polar Express' animate the skies
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Quotable & notable
• Missions serving more women
  by Dennis Coday
• Hispanic liturgy texts approved
• Forum looks at future of religion and liberalism
  by Jeff Severns Guntzel
• Bishops seek a reprieve
• Buddhists shun Burma
  by Dennis Coday
• Investigation agreement signed
  by Dennis Coday
• Anniversary of racism letter marked
• Taking my head out of the oven: the ugly facts of war demand our attention
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Monastic toner price
  by Clare L. Gillis
• Inward-looking bishops see pastoral issues as key
  by Joe Feuerherd
• The revenge of Bob Casey: abortion is a losing issue for the Democratic Party
  by Francis X. Maier
• Imagine there's no war
  by John Savant
• No 'vice popes' taking over
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Staff cut to balance budget
  by Dennis Coday
• Mary Jane DiPaolo and Cindy Warner, coworkers with Catholic Charities in Metuchen N.J., have spent the last 11 years helping needy families through the agency's child-care division
• Bishops' VP popular choice in Rome
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Jobless and living on manna
  by Paige Byrne Shortal
• Fundamentalist motive
  by James Kline
• Looking ahead: church groups seek new models of solidarity
  by Barbara Fraser
• Feminism still worth talking about: New Ensler play 'The Good Body' makes every woman look at herself
  by Joan Chittister