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Articles in Oct 18, 1996 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Religion, politics make fickle bedfellows
  by Darrell Turner
• So many buildings built on backs of Catholics: custom seems to demand that they put the arm on parishioners to fork over money for the building fund while older churches are demolished or sold
  by Pamela A. Schaeffer
• Military chaplains plumb church-state tar pit
• Parish that's Vatican II church at its best: one sign is surviving a charismatic founder
  by Tom Roberts
• Woods could reduce others' handicaps
  by Colman McCarthy
• Bishop praised for candor, compassion
  by Arthur JOnes
• Instead of territorial boundaries, build parishes on special charisms
  by Tiothy J. Schmaltz
• Tale of two bishops - and images of church
• The new danger, Ratzinger says, is relativism: when Cardinal Ratzinger draws a new target into his sights there are often serious consequences
  by John Thavis
• Rift between Gutierrez and Peru women: liberation theology said to be too narrow
  by Rosemary Radford Ruether
• Native tribes fear new attacks on rights
  by Nicholas Kenney
• Basic communities flourish in Paraguay
  by Margaret Hebblewaite
• Patience asked of Rome in treating China split
  by Arthur Jones
• Genesis: A Living Conversation
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Parishes connect on the World Wide Web
  by Tom Fox
• Forging the parish of the next millennium
• New nuns rely on values rather than blue serge
  by Tim Unsworth
• New spotlight on reform of exploited child labor
  by Lynn Kamm
• Faith is more than a resident pastor
  by Susan Raftery
• Netanyahu's course is attack on peace process
  by Neve Gordon
• Papal twilight focus of hospital watch
  by Patricia Lefevere
• San Salvador archbishop ousts Jesuit pastor of barrios parish
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Building experimental bridge to China
  by Arthur Jones
• Thy Will be Done: The Conquest of the Amazon, Nelson Rockefeller and Evangelism in the Age of Oil
  by Gary MacEoin