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Articles in Feb 24, 1995 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Ending abject poverty is U.N. summit goal
  by Carole Collins
• Labor solidarity brings change in the Dominican Republic: workers use U.S. law as leverage abroad
  by Karl Berman
• Minimum-wage hike request need serious airing
• Diocese may sell seminary to school tied to Opus Dei
  by Robert McClory
• Priest tied to Mexican Midas: whereabouts of both men remains unknown
  by John (American tribal leader) Ross
• Guatemalans create society based on lessons learned in Mexican exile
  by Gary MacEoin
• If bishops represent anyone it's Jesus, not pope
  by Richard McBrien
• Troop action incites turmoil in Mexico: 100,000 protest indictments of rebel leaders
  by Bill Coleman
• Magazine closes gap between religion and art
  by Tim Unsworth
• Hope in face of Vatican judgment
• Pat Robertson: suit against his CBN empire charges misuse of tax-exempt assets
  by Arthur Jones
• My Lai massacre was an American tragedy: lessons unlearned as warrior culture lives
  by Jason Berry
• Rebellion from the Roots: Indian Uprising in Chiapas
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Pentecostals dress like Catholic bishops
  by Adelle M. Banks
• Calmness is fleeting in stormy Chiapas
  by Marlene Bertke
• Renewal of papacy will transform the church
  by Bernard Cooke
• 'L'affaire' Gaillot: Vatican miscalculation?