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Articles in May 12, 1995 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Workers in peril, N.Y. bishop tells group
  by Ed Griffin-Nolan
• Liturgical music: if played in church, it may be Twin Cities sound
  by Dawn Gibeau
• Finding Work Without Losing Heart: Bouncing Back from Mid-Career Job Loss
  by Jason Berry
• Kentucky priest, bishop find ways to do work of justice
• A case of madness, all the way to the chair
  by Colman McCarthy
• Colombia's peace said to need U.S. restraint
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Music reflects what's going on
  by Dawn Gibeau
• Celibacy a vague old cross on priestly backs
  by Harvey F. Egan
• Bombing tests death penalty theory
  by David E. Anderson
• Anglicans, Catholics discuss holy orders; centenary of Leo's bull brings no rejoicing
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Her music is Mexican at heart
  by Dawn Gibeau
• Forced to recall Vietnam and lingering debt
  by Robert F. Drinan
• Episcopal treasurer embezzled $2 million
  by Gustav Spohn
• Mexican bishops decry 'chain of injustice;' NAFTA said to add to people's growing misery
  by Bill Coleman
• 'Dorothy Day' movie set for fall release
  by David Finnigan
• Do bishops want a more divided church?
• Churches, youth are needed in poverty fight
  by Jerry De Muth
• Good ritual music is a complex package
  by Dawn Gibeau
• When it comes to women and bodies, God probably said: let there be flesh
  by Demetria Martinez