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Articles in March 31, 1995 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Anti-terrorism order worries Muslims
  by Jane Hunter
• Church queried in Mexican murder probe
  by Bill Coleman
• Catechism is reinvigorating Catholic schools, author says
  by Dawn Gibeau
• Places Along the Way
• Criminal justice - your prison or mine?
  by P. Clare McBrien
• Bishops want feminist professor fired; theologian signed letter to pope calling for women's ordination
  by William Bole
• Rights abuses at root of Sudan suffering
  by Carole Collins
• Superintendent's goal: education for all; love of learning inspires Anne Shepard
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• In Selma, 30 years later, the promise is most conspicuous in museum
  by Chuck Fager
• Justice: great topic for a later encyclical
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Inside NCR
  by Tom Fox
• Jesuits pledge solidarity with women
  by Francis Pimentel-Pinto
• Mexicans wonder if there's life after NAFTA
  by John (American tribal leader) Ross
• Facts, figures on Catholic education in U.S
• Charlie Carrillo: Tradition and Soul
• Bishops can make a difference in welfare debate
• USCC favors 'genuine welfare reform.'
  by Nancy Frazier O'Brien
• Firm resists tighter control on toxic glue: free-market supply abused by children in Central America
  by Paul Jeffrey
• Everyone pitches in to keep school going
  by Robin T. Edwards
• Saints: The Chosen Few
• Welfare reform more complicated in real life
  by Carol Warren
• I glimpsed God's face at dinner
  by Mary Lou Kownacki
• Vatican applies muscle at U.N.; it tries to ban abortion group from conference
  by Carole Collins
• A Catholic in Denmark is one of the lonely few
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Sending teachers where help is needed
  by Dorothy Vidulich
• Irish laity outgrow dependence on clergy
  by Joan Chittister
• Now is the time for a few acts of ecclesial bravery