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Articles in May 26, 1995 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Inside NCR
  by Tom Fox
• Activists deplore proposed cuts in nuclear-waste cleanup funds
  by Dorothy Vidulich
• Saenz pledges unity as Salvador's leader: left is wary of new archbishop, right is pleased
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Should we go to Beijing?
• Call No Man Father
  by Penni Crabtree
• Radical Surgery: What's Next for America's Health Care
  by Kathy Thornton
• Religious Life in the 21st Century: A Contemporary Journey into Canaan
  by William C. Graham
• Beleaguered Madison bishop insists he never threatened seminary students
  by Robert McClory
• Poor seek ways out of Nicaragua crisis: political, economic quagmire complicated by debt and U.S. policy
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Free to talk trash is American as apple pie
  by Colman McCarthy
• A Private View
  by Candice Sackuvich
• John Updike and the three great secret things
  by Tom Roberts
• The Child's Song: The Religious Abuse of Children
  by William C. Graham
• Chicago rejects bid from Opus Dei for seminary
  by Robert McClory
• Meinrad teacher resigns to protest firing
  by Tom Roberts
• Last priests in America get older, end an era
  by Tim Unsworth
• Reef
  by David Toolan
• A River Town
  by Tim McCarthy
• The Psalter
  by William C. Graham
• Officer fired for 'moral duty' in Haiti
  by Arthur Jones
• Ernesto Cardenal describes Sandinista split
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Time to pledge nuclear disarmament
• Deep River
  by Michael Lee
• God: A Biography
  by Michael O'Connor
• We All Have a Share: A Catholic Vision of Prosperity Through Productivity
  by William C. Graham
• For young adults, church can be cold, lonely
  by David Finnigan
• Rome moves to silence Brazil's Gebara
  by David Molineaux
• An open letter to: Rev. Eugene Hensell, Archabbot Timothy Sweeney, Archbishop Daniel M. Buechlein, Archbishop Elden F. Curtiss
• The Life of Graham Greene, vol. 2, 1939-1955
  by Arthur Jones
• Murder at St. Adelaide's
  by Penni Crabtree
• Act Justly, Love Tenderly, Walk Humbly: Prayers for Peace and Justice
  by William C. Graham