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Articles in July 3, 1998 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Even when knowledge fades, love endures
  by James O. Englert
• 'Jane Roe' to become Catholic
• X-Files
  by Teresa Malcolm
• Directory reflects growth, decline
  by Jerry Filteau
• What God has Joined Together: The Annulment Crisis in American Catholicism
  by Charles N. Davis
• As priests retire, fewer available for active service
• Colonias dwellers organize for better life
  by Gary MacEoin
• Robert Kennedy recalled, in his own words
• Two groups urge due process for Fiand
  by Pamela Schaeffer
• City of Angels
  by Robin Taylor
• Ouster of lay administration in seattle prompts dismay, fear of policy shift
  by Daniel Morris
• Priest assists gays, lesbians in claiming rights of baptism
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Of common ground and long memories
  by Frank Maguire
• Talk of more church closings provokes ire in Philadelphia
• Cardinal presides at gay mass
• Black sisters' leader knows how to reach out
  by Arthur Jones
• Minnesota Newman Center shut down
  by Kris Berggren
• Model for Catholic health care should be Jesus, official says
  by Pamela Schaeffer
• Guatemala offers model for facing harsh truths
  by Malcolm Bell
• U.S. bishops vote to push social teaching
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Accused priest is defrocked
• Racism, the core of Western outrage over Indian, Pakistani nuclear tests
  by Joan Chittister
• Lay leaders' ceremony dropped by Weigand
  by Robert McClory
• Pope sees Spirit most alive in burgeoning lay groups
• Lay leadership deserves protection
• Catholic educators see healing on horizon
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Ortiz: rape led to terminated pregnancy
  by Arthur Jones
• Chicanos hear conquest's echo in quandaries about language
  by Demetria Martinez