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Articles in Oct 23, 1998 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Bishops 'wrong' to oppose unions, priest tells teachers
• Pope remembers Holocaust victims at Stein ceremony
• An absurd hope survives the censures of Teilhard, de Mello
  by Jeannette Batz
• Conservative groups denounce Wyoming murder
• German youth gets suspended sentence
• Man honors tortured comrades 52 years later
  by Dennis J. Coday
• Two new documents on women: first invites women to lead; second explains continued ordination ban
  by Jerry Filteau
• Canadian bishops argue against 'vicarious' liability
• The Impostors
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Professor scorns Novak's reversal of views
• Pope calls talk show to offer thanks
• Their Kingdom Come: Inside the Secret World of Opus Dei
  by Arthur Jones
• Parishioners still hopeful they can save St. Brigid's
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• German Benedictine spied at Vatican, Stasi chief says
• One True Thing
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Religion trivialized in Philadelphia coverage
  by Pamela Schaeffer
• Cincinnati officials meet with parents of gays
• Youth Congress proposes plan for youth ministry
• Counting heads isn't the key to lasting evangelization
  by Kris Berggren
• Some labels don't stick; by listening to angry Catholics and negotiating with the city, Levada calms San Francisco
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Conservatives forming new civil rights group
• An ecumenical quest for justice: gathering in Ecuador advocates solidarity with poor, other faiths
  by Gary MacEoin
• Pious veneer can't hide hate
• Appointment of ethicist at Princeton criticized
• Pakistan passes bill approving Islamic law
• Throwing light on the dark night of the soul
  by Tim Unsworth
• Pastoral associate fired, new pastor hired in Rochester
• Pope advocates amnesty for illegal immigrants
• 'I cannot die without an apology'; Korean women forced into sexual slavery await words that will ease torment
  by Dennis J. Coday
• Never too young for the gift of guilt
  by Janelle Lazzo
• California religious groups focus on death penalty
  by Mary Ellen Leary
• 'Faith and reason': in latest encyclical, pope defends key role of Western values
  by John Thavis
• Open letter to Jon Paul: speak the whole truth about Christians and the Holocaust
  by Michael Biberstein