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Articles in July 12, 1996 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• …In other business, more translations
• Mission Impossible
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Briggs & Stratton sues NCR for $30 million
• They learn violence long before college
  by Stephen B. Scharper
• Conversation must replace rule by edit
• Behind closed doors, bishops discuss women's ordination
  by Roberts. Tom
• Heavy
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Christian unity demands sacrifice of old ways
• By any other name, it was an endorsement
• Evangelization is a challenge, merry too
  by Arthur Jones
• The Killing Screens: Media and the Culture of Violence
  by Stephen B. Scharper
• Report on CIA in Guatemala 'coy and evasive.'
  by Arthur Jones
• Sin and Censorship: The Catholic Church and the Motion Picture Industry
  by Christian Koontz
• Quinn calls for reform in papal authority: control-based model usurps bishops' roles, chills move for unity
  by Pamala Schaeffer
• Drawn to a life of distinguished service.,
  by Tim Unsworth
• Bishop's life story as a quest for grace
  by Arthur Jones
• The Man by the Shore
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Mercy sisters say St. Meinrad did not respond to overtures
• To Hell and Back With Dante: A Modern Reader's Guide to the Divine Comedy
  by Michael J. Farrell
• Desire to stay on is Africa's gift to jesuit: he ponders how faith is codified in culture
  by Carole Collins
• Masterpiece Theatre: A Celebration of 25 Years of Outstanding Television
  by Arthur Jones