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Articles in July 28, 1995 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Breaking out of fear and silence
  by Thomas C. Fox
• Group promotes affirmative action in church
  by Robin T. Edwards
• Sanctions hinder Iraq's effort to grow food
  by Barbara Nimri Aziz
• Hiroshima's lessons are about the future
  by Colman McCarthy
• For sex addiction, too, answers will be found
  by John O'Neill
• McSorley and his famous friend go way back
  by Arthur Jones
• 25th anniversary for ex-priests, wives
  by Patricia Lefevere
• 'Letter to women' bares John Paul's isolation
  by Jane Redmont
• U.S. man in Vatican is activist with opinions
  by Michael J. Farrell
• Hiroshima's long shadow
• Bible association to curia group: 'tell us why.'
• Conservative bishop to head Mexico City see
  by Bill Coleman
• Hiroshima, Nagasaki after atomic blasts: story the Smithsonian was not allowed to tell
  by Philip Nobile
• Even South Africa drops death penalty
  by Robert F. Drinan
• Catholic school suit lifts legal lid
  by Teresa Malcolm
• Aides strike at Sisters of Mercy affiliate near Detroit
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Bishops embrace conference change, more openness
• The Next Pope
  by Francis X. Murphy
• Clinton: OK to pray if it's private, outside class
  by Arthur Jones
• Haiti shows it's ready for democracy
  by Worth Cooley-Prost
• Cultural trivia make the world go round
  by Jeff Dietrich
• Alien Nation
  by Thomas E. Blackburn