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Articles in Sept 25, 1998 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• A future for Catholic evangelization: effort builds on what parishes are already doing
  by Beth Dotson
• Singles ministry more than match-making
  by Arthur Jones
• Translation ambushed in a curial cubbyhole
• New generation finds a home at old Old St. Pat's
  by Tim Unsworth
• Those theologians just aren't keeping up: for the real scoop religious readers need the tabloids
  by Dan McDonald
• Losing Your Religion, Finding Your Faith
  by Beaudoin Tom
• The church gets hip: burgeoning young adult ministries prove the church can pack youth appeal
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• We can love the sinner, but morality demands we go on hating the sin
  by Eugene Kennedy
• Meeting God in the migrant stranger: welcoming seasonal workers a major pastoral task for church, experts say
  by Sandy J. Carruba
• Conservative Austrian intellectual played key role in lectionary group
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Power politics, not doctrine drive many church disputes
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Sacred Threshold: Rites and Readings for a Wedding with Spirit
  by Terrence Halloran
• Even in Los Angeles, this drive's worth it
  by Tim Johnston
• Sex, lies, videotape and lots of hypocrisy
• On the lectionary, 11 men made the deal: critics allege group was unqualified, biased in judgement
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Call me an idealist, but I want to serve forever
  by Tara Dix