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Articles in Oct 17, 1997 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Fabing's music echoes in Teresa's life, death - Father Bob Fabing, Mother Teresa - Brief Article
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• How Far to Follow: The Martyrs of Atlas. - book reviews
  by Michael J. Farrell
• Disposable Children: America's Welfare System. - book reviews
  by Gary MacEoin
• Here are the people behind the welcome - Cathedral of the Nativity of the blessed Virgin Mary, Biloxi, Mississippi
  by Arthur Jones
• Martyrs are not a thing of the past - murder of Trappist priests in Algeria in 1996 - Brief Article - Editorial
  by Michael J. Farrell
• Program builds shared ministry in parishes - Parish Volunteer Ministry Program - includes related article on consultant Jean Morris Trumbauer
  by Kris Berggren
• Hospitality pays off in Biloxi parish - Mississippi
  by Arthur Jones
• Immigrants uncertain as deadline nears - October 23, 1997, processing of green cards, Immigration and Naturalization Act - Brief Article
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• Women candidates transform Irish politics - Column
  by Dolores Curran
• Familiar papal themes repeated on Brazil trip - Pope John Paul II
  by Franics McDonagh
• Reaching kids through rock music, Scully's a new kind of radio priest - Michael Scully - Interview
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Women stake claim to rites - includes related article on Mass led by women
  by Jane Redmont
• Mass in Oakland too critical to shrug off - outdoor Mass led by women in California - Brief Article - Editorial
• Church needs renewed Petrine ministry - part 2 - Peter's ministry, papacy
  by Bernard Haring
• U.N. convention ties U.S. to affirmative action - United Nations - Editorial