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Articles in Oct 14, 1994 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Two religious say inquiry into views on homosexuality has been impartial - Jeannine Gramick, Robert Nugent
  by Dawn Gibeau
• Religion central for Vietnamese in U.S - includes related article on Father Joachim Hien
  by Dorothy Vidulich
• Vatican alliance with Muslims did not materialize in Cairo - United Nations conference on population - Column
  by Rosemary Radford Ruether
• Mobile school trails its migrant students - Sisters of Mercy of the Americas set up pilot school that moves with migrant workers
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Church assets probed in Mexico; newspapers link priest, nuncio to financier
  by Patty Coleman
• Why are we of a God incarnate ashamed of flesh? - excerpt from 'Quest for the Grail'
  by Richard Rohr
• The nuns and migrant children: a welcome tale of faith, justice - Sisters of Mercy mobile school program - Editorial
• Dancing, singing, climbing toward a new community - St. Joan of Arc parish, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  by Harvey F. Egan
• Aim of growing observance is stopping war on children - National Observance of Children's Sabbaths, Oct. 14-16, 1994
  by Robin T. Edwards
• Devout, traditional faith flourishes in California's Vietnamese parishes
  by Rosemary Johnston
• Eliminating nuclear arms will take new resolve - Editorial
• Dominican priests ordered out; Atlanta archdiocese says room needed for more diocesan priests
  by Robin Edwards
• As cameras roll, synod sheds some secrecy - Column
  by Peter Hebblethwaite
• The Struggle is One: Voices and Visions of Liberation. - book reviews
  by Gary MacEoin
• At 125, Gandhi still a sign of nonviolence
  by Maria Karagianis
• Is Vietnamese or multicultural parish best?
  by Rosemary Johnston
• Pope's health puts church in end-of-regime mode - Column
  by Richard McBrien