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Articles in Dec 23, 2005 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• The prince of peace
  by Paul L. Whiteley, Sr.
• We need another investigation: where was Congress in the nation's rush to war?
  by Joan Chittister
• Hostility to immigrants
• Students aid hurricane displaced
• The Christmas wars: the real Christmas party will go on forever at the end of the world and already touches us each December
  by Robert Royal
• Accepting tolerance with humility
  by Thomas W. Roberts
• The life of Katherine Hahoney, 27, will forever be entwined with that of Blessed Marianne Cope, who died in 1918 after 35 years ministering to leprosy patients on Molokai, Hawaii
• Christmas in Bethlehem
  by Miriam Ward
• Royal on free trade
  by Larry Boudreau
• Priest defends nondisclosure
• Prayers for the condemned
• "I just feel like weeping because of the situation I live in."
• 'Condolences' editorial
  by Jeannee Waseck
• Judge gets ownership question
• Death watch
• Home is where his hut is
  by Bob McCahill
• Vatican document on gays
  by Rick Garcia
• Price tag for the Iraq war
• A staff worker for Caritas Hong Kong who was the lead person in international church efforts to end starvation in North Korea, Kathi Zellweger, has received the Bishop Tji Hak-soon Justice Peace Award
• Christmas presents or presence?
  by Edmund Chia
• Gay theology pioneer
  by Joseph Gentilini
• Stang murderers sentenced
• Quotable & notable
• Italian gay priests speak out
• Reinterpreting Vatican II
  by John L. Jr. Allen
• The blessings of bread: a writer remembers his childhood in France, where no meal was complete without a loaf of bread
  by Dan Finlay
• Peace day message
• 2005 Ad
• Blessing baby Jesus
• Tepid religious leaders
  by Don Foran
• Sandwich handout stopped
• Msgr. James F. Checchio, a priest of the Camden, N.J., diocese has been named rector of the North American College, the U.S. seminary in Rome
• Starting point
  by Joni Woelfel
• Jesus' birth proves the power of vulnerability
  by Leonard Desroches
• Priests as anthropos
  by William Rademacher
• Marriage law change opposed
• Nuns in China beaten in property dispute
  by Paul Mooney
• Deacons can preach
  by Joel Chrastka
• How corporate, how Catholic? Tax-exempt hospitals face questions over pay and uninsured care
  by Joe Feuerhead
• Accuser recounts priest's pattern of abuse
  by Tom Carney
• Midnight masses canceled
• The courage of Capt. Fishback: honor led a West Pointer to speak out against torture, but most remain silent
  by Joshua Casteel
• A woman's vocation
  by Carolyn Ancell