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Articles in June 16, 1995 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Warmth of John Paul apparent in audience
  by Patricia LeFevere
• Encyclical raises ecumenical hopes
• Lives of Iraqi refugees still in limbo as sanctions bring strife for those who stay
  by Barbara Nimri Aziz
• Hugh nonprofit system feels pressure to cut costs, merge and get bigger
  by Arthur Jones
• Pax Christi marks 50 years of sowing peace
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Jesus said virtually nothing about sex
• Bishops' plan would reduce laity role
  by David Anderson
• Cuban cardinal makes historic Miami trip
• Like Luther, Austrians demand church reform
  by Ingrid Shafer
• Can things get too big?
  by Arthur Jones
• Mexican crisis prompts exodus to the border
  by John (American tribal leader) Ross
• Catholic health care faces familiar squeeze
• Turning Point
  by Tom Fox
• Southern Baptists admit proslavery origins
  by Adelle M Banks
• Bishop admits he impregnated friend
• Church is among few allies of Bosnian Serbs
  by Paul Hockenos
• Seven big players in a fluctuating field
• Motherhood without children is valuable, too
  by Demetrie Martinez
• Archbishop objects to feminist speaker
  by Dawn Gibeau
• Vatican urges radical renewal in seminaries
  by Cindy Wooden
• Korean Catholics join anti-U.S. food boycott
• Ministry and Meaning: A Religious History of Catholic Health Care in the United States
  by Arthur jones
• Generation at the Crossroads: Apathy and Action on the American Campus
  by Raymond Schroth
• Parents of Wisconsin students take Bullock case to nuncio
  by Robert McClory
• Pre-Vatican II rite of consecrated virgins lauded
  by Cindy Wooden
• Amazon bishops make plea for indigenous
• Contradiction erupt over the union issue
  by Arthur Jones
• The HarperCollins Encyclopedia of Catholicism
  by Tom Fox