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Articles in Oct 1, 1993 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Catholic group supports health care reform initiatives - Catholic Health Association; Clinton reforms
• Discipline, not doctrine, is nub of pope's new encyclical - 'Veritatis Splendor'
  by Peter Hebblethwaite
• Gambling: lousy only when the tribes make a buck?
  by Colman McCarthy
• Overdue: reform of U.S. foreign aid policy so it doesn't play favorites
  by Arthur Jones
• Bishops ask pope to allow married priests: faith life in peril among Inuit, Dene in Northern Canada
  by John Thavis
• Clergy suicides tip of depression iceberg: clergy mental health long neglected
  by Tim Unsworth
• NCR 1993 Catholic colleges and universities supplement - Directory
• Fill-in saves day for futurists: conference proceeds while cardinal frowns - Future of the American Church Conference; Cardinal James Hickey - includes related article
  by Dorothy Vidulich
• Opposition to NAFTA mounts among Catholic groups - North American Free Trade Agreement
• Refugees blaze more hopeful shining path in Peru - Huancayo, Peru
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• It's time to give U.S. foreign aid to those who need it most - Editorial
• Protest delays debut of Vatican telescope - Mount Graham, Arizona
  by Tim McCarthy
• Prague hosts meeting of European bishops: woman speaker raises clerical hackles - Prof. Jolanta Babiuch
  by Peter Hebblethwaite
• Confirmation: The Baby in Solomon's Court. - book reviews
  by Dawn Gibeau
• When people's concerns meet Jesus Christ, church lives - Starting Point - Cover Story - Column
  by John Carmody
• Archbishop Weakland calls Mother Angelica's statements 'disgraceful.' - Aug 14, 1993 telecast denoucing Catholic liberalism
• Muzzling the dogs of war may be a mistake: peaceful Slovenia is dramatic contrast
  by Tim McCarthy
• Pentagon best kept secret of U.S. waste, inefficiency - Editorial