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Articles in Feb 14, 1997 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Some popes are not good definers of Catholicism - a papal principle on Catholicism could be created only if a cafeteria-style method of choosing through history were used - Column
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Casualties of warfare: children and childhood
  by Mary Evelyn Jegen
• 1996 Ad
  by Robert F. Drinan
• Fiore denies urging Bernardin's accuser - Charles Fiore, Wisconsin priest, and Steven Cook who once accused the late Cardinal Joseph Bernardin of sexual molestation
  by Tom Roberts
• Lent: the cross as place to gather before Easter
  by Anthony T. Padovano
• The information culture: killing the soul of the world - Column
  by Tom Mahon
• Catholics have clout in vote-rich states - Special Report: The Catholic Vote
  by John K. White
• Balasuriya, supporters appeal to tribunal - Vatican's Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger asked to revoke excommunication of Sri Lankan theologian Tissa Balasuriya
  by Pamela Schaeffer
• U.S. arms to Mexico repeats dark past - Column
  by Moises Sandoval
• McCormick disinvited in New Orleans, bishop: some might object to theologian - Notre Dame University 's Richard McCormick; Archbishop Francis Schulte, includes test of letters McCormick and Schulte wrote to each other
  by Tom Roberts
• Ecclesiastical McCarthyism fuels revisionism - New Orlean's Archbishop Francis Schulte's unfounded mistreatment of theologian Richard McCormick - Editorial
• Christian right repackages social agenda - Christian Coalition declares war on poverty with ts Samaritan Project; leaders of other right wing groups criticize it
  by Arthur Jones
• Briggs & Stratton suit consequence of moral debate - Wisconsin company suing NCR for article on how jobs moving to southern states and Mexico are effecting it workers - Editorial
  by Tom Fox