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Articles in Dec 15, 2006 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• No limit on family size
  by Mary Collingwood
• Bishops' approval rating up
• $60 million to settle abuse claims in L.A
• Church not hiring disabled
  by Joseph A. Mulcrone
• Quotable & notable
• Iraq report step in right direction
• Wrong about coach
  by Thomas G. Muldoon
• Christians attacked in 2006
• Benedict's prayer by Ratzinger's criteria
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Carter's experience worth a hearing
• The right question nets reward
• Christodoulos of Athens
• The extra brilliant kindness of the soul: advent is an evangelist that preaches a two-pronged Gospel
  by Rich Heffern
• Prayer book published for those caring for Alzheimer's patients
  by Dave Jolivet
• A woman's choice
  by Lucille Oliver
• Pope gets low marks
  by James Gaffney
• Underpaid ministers
  by Jason R. Lewis
• Bishops call unity 'work of all'
• Jimmy Carter on Palestine: the former president writes candidly about an explosive topic
  by Philip C. Wilcox, Jr.
• The riches of being downwardly mobile: letting go of possessions can be painful, but leads to great rewards
  by Deborah Halter
• Catholics protest in Hong Kong
• Andrew Greeley
• Advent At Midlife
  by Mary Anne Perrone
• Men's journey to the 'true self'
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Bible not the only book used for politicians' oath-takings
• Roundtable offers high-powered consulting, faces skepticism
  by Joe Feuerherd
• The limits to assimilation: Muslim immigration poses a new and perhaps overwhelming challenge to the United States
  by Robert Royal
• Curial cardinal says celibacy can be discussed
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Choosing to trust God
  by Teresa Malcolm
• Cleaning the pyx
  by Emily Bott
• 2006 Ad
• In Oaxaca, the dirty war begins
  by Deirdre Cornell
• Faith under depression's clouds
  by Renee Schafer Horton
• Bishop chairs SOA board
• Under the banner "Hope is on the way," permanent deacons from Chicago are helping to rebuild Mount Carmel Academy and an adjoining convent in New Orleans
• A new book remembers Sr. Ita Ford
  by Robert F. Drinan
• Starting point
  by James Stephen Behrens
• Talking sense about a new 'lost' generation: young black males need society's attention
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Therapy for alcoholics uses meditation
• Subtle triumphs: 'The Nativity Story' is moving and unsentimental; 'Climates' shows pain of human relationships
  by Joseph Cunneen
• The tragedy of Darfur: journalist Nicholas Kristof talks about genocide in Sudan and what can be done to end it
  by Margot Patterson
• The light and quiet of winter
  by Tom Roberts
• The Philadelphia-based Catholic Leadership Institute honored four persons with its annual award for "outstanding Catholic leadership"
• Prelude
  by Patricia Schnapp
• 'Christ devotees' gather to experience God's forgiveness
• Bridges across the divide: Protestants are adopting elements of Catholic spirituality
  by Rich Heffern
• Reflection and mystery
  by Rich Heffern
• Lost shepherds
  by Sam Sinnett