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Articles in August 9, 1996 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Irish cardinal feels betrayed by British
  by Teresa Malcolm
• What is Spirituality?
  by Michael K. Holleran
• As chorus of change grows, who is listening?
• Land ravaged but it's still holy ground
  by Evelyn Mattern
• Enriching the Catechist
  by Michael K. Holleran
• Bookshelf
  by William C. Graham
• AAUP denounces Meinrad officials
  by Pamala Schaeffer
• The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success
  by Michael K. Holleran
• Questions to ponder: reschedule or burn
  by Frank E. Nieset
• Passion, fidelity to purpose make Olympic dreams golden
  by Tom Fox
• Women from 42 countries express aims at synod
  by Roberta Nobleman
• Dance in Christian Workshop
  by Michael K. Holleran
• Her mission: Jewish document recovery
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Total Parish Ministry
  by Michael K. Holleran
• Parables and the Enneagram
  by Louis M. Savary
• Winds of change bring a 'paradigm shift'; now faithful must speak up
  by Bernard Cooke
• What is Prayer?
  by Michael K. Holleran
• Still need for truth-telling on Central America
• Rome OKs history project on women religious
  by Leslie Wirpa
• Michael the Visitor
  by Michael K. Holleran
• He was deaf, blind, but she found a way
  by Robert R. Schwarz
• The Way of the Wizard
  by Michael K. Holleran
• Religion holding own in secular society
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Books better than bars when it comes to reforming lawbreakers
  by William Bole
• Coming Through Hard Times
  by Michael K. Holleran
• The burden of being Catholic and right
  by Cheryl Heckler-Feltz
• Family Talk about Drinking
  by Michael K. Holleran