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Articles in Jan 21, 1994 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Bankruptcy threat raises finance debate: investment confidence may be hindered, some analysts fear - church bankruptcies
  by Demetria Martinez
• Chiapas revolt spotlights human rights. revolts in Chiapas, Mexico - the Indigenous Zapatista Army of National Liberation EZLN
  by John Santos
• Salinas opponents in PRI supported rebellion, analysts in Mexico contend - President Carlos Salinas de Gortari; Institutional Revolutionary Party
  by Bill Coleman
• 12-step programs work for many, not all - includes related article
  by Dawn Gibeau
• Graham Greene foresaw Chiapas, even revolution - Analysis - Column
  by Peter Hebblethwaite
• Today's minister: the key to ministering to youths: role models and lots of guidance and support from parents
  by William Bole
• Like friends breaking bread, we share his spirit - the experiences of a lay communion minister - Column
  by Patricia McCarty
• American Indians want religious freedom law - Column
  by Colman McCarthy
• Santa Fe archbishop: time to be strong Catholics.' - archdiocese of Santa Fe, NM, may declare bankruptcy in connection with large financial settlements in sexual abuse cases - Interview
  by Demetria Martinez
• Lack of fuel, water hinders Somalia recovery
  by Robin Lubbock
• There is life after soup kitchen - background of a Hartford, Connecticut parish that rejected a soup kitchen
  by Steve Burkholder
• The inner cities cry for help: calling the church negligent, parishes address crime, violence
  by Robin T. Edwards
• If this is the real Cana, maybe pope will visit it - Analysis - Column
  by Peter Hebblethwaite
• Paths to justice meet 3,000 miles from home - retirees explore community service in Appalachia
  by Dorothy Vidulich
• Heralding the many heroics of America's social programs - discussion of Jonathan Freedman's book, From Cradle to Grave: the Human Face of Poverty in America
  by Dennis McCarthy
• Tourists must look beyond walls to see the scars - the often violent history of the Caribbean region - Column
  by Rosemary Radford Ruether
• Inside NCR: no more hush money in abuse settlements - National Catholic Reporter will disclose child abuse settlements - Editorial
  by Tom Fox
• U.S.-trained drug commandos set to hunt Colombian rebels - Interview
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Church accused of workplace injustices - unfair labor practices sometimes stem from authoritarian structures - includes related articles
  by Tim McCarthy
• The Clintons speak of God often, with unusual ease - Editorial