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Articles in Oct 11, 1996 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• If lunch programs go, what about the kids?
  by Rekha Balu
• A couple of senators fight to derail Pentagon scams
  by Colman McCarthy
• Cardinal Arns says pope gives his curia free rein: the pope replies, 'You are mistaken. The curia is the pope.'
  by Pamela Schaeffer
• 'Sleep well,' friends tell Henri Nouwen
  by John Dear
• Cardinal sees new energy in CAlifornia melting pot
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Hero of struggle for minority justice
  by Moises Sandoval
• Inside NCR
  by Tom Fox
• Mexican bishops opt more for the poor
  by John (American tribal leader) Ross
• Coping when the safety net gets slashed: Catholic Charities scrambling to lessen damage to the poor
  by Kathryn Casa
• After all this time, God isn't bored by us
  by George R. Szews
• Latino evangelicos this year's wild card
  by Mary Jo McConahay
• Church bubbles up where tempers burn: anger is a part of church, for it reveals the intensity of our concern
  by Stephen Botos
• Brutalized East Timor neglected by the west
  by Eyal Press
• Immigrants, legal and illegal, biggest losers in reform
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• You Have Stept Out of Your Place: A History of Women and Religion in America
  by Mary Jeremy Daigler
• Charity is easy in the Eternal City; so is speculating, fervor for pope
  by Patricia Lefevere
• A courageous voice calling for help in East Timor
• West Bank priest: 'I'll shut up and wait.'
• The umpires are us, and we were spit upon