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Articles in Dec 12, 1997 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Catholic artists struggle as Christian music draws fans - only non-Catholic musicians were available to perform at the Catholic Youth Conferences in Kansas City, MO, Nov 20-23, 1997 - Cover Story
  by John L. Allen
• New Vatican instructing on lay ministry feels like a hit - the title 'chaplain' is to be restricted to bishops or priests, thus cutting out women and lay men - Column - Brief Article
  by Joseph J. Driscoll
• Fired dean made 'pious phrases policy - Barbara Bader Aldave, former dean of the Catholic St. Mary's Law School, San Antonio, TX
  by Pamela Schaeffer
• Two liturgies match swords with plowshares - liturgies held during the Catholic Church's weekly mass likened to the gathering of 2,000 protestors outside Fort Bennington, GA, home of the infamous School of the Americas - Brief Article - Editorial
• Teens seek more 'youth friendly' liturgies: sponsors see youth conference as '17,000 pieces of good news.' - biennial National Catholic Youth Conference, Nov 20-23, 1997 at Kansas City, MO - Cover Story
  by John L. Jr. Allen
• A church with a heart is place to be thankful for - appreciating the Catholic Church as a place for families and traditions - Column - Brief Article
  by Kris Berggren
• Feminist spirituality core of unique M.A - Immaculate Heart College Center of Los Angeles offers the only master's program on women's spirituality - Spirituality
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• N.C. bishops call for economic justice - bishops William G. Curlin and Joseph Gossman cite the misguided priorities for economic justice, and the potential clout of the the minority Catholic voice in North Carolina - Brief Article
  by Patrick O'Neill
• Blair: IRA deserves credit for progress in talks - UK Prime Minister Tony Blair negotiating with the Irish Republican Army's political arm, Sinn Fein - Column - Brief Article
  by EOin McKiernan
• Book tells redeeming stories from Oklahoma City tragedy - story about three of the victims in the federal building bombing: excerpt from 'Their Faith Has Touched Us'
  by Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda
• Be Careful What You Pray For: You Just Might Get It. - book reviews
  by Clarence Thomson
• Simplicity, not spending delivers the spiritual goods - the false spirituality of capitalism and consumerism - Spirituality - Column
  by Dawn Gibeau
• Role of synod: to listen, to learn, not to decide - Synod of Bishops for the Americas, in Rome, Nov 16-Dec 12, 1997
  by Gary MacEoin
• As racism and intolerance linger, change hints at hope - white supremacy's hold in the US is tempered by some recent events and strengthened by others - Brief Article - Editorial
• Rabbi finds papal view of Jews ambiguous - Commentary - Column
  by David J. Levy
• Spirituality, unlike religion, grows inside out - Spirituality - Brief Article - Column
  by Patrick W. Collins
• Teens offer diverse new agendas - National Catholic Conference, Kansas, City, MO, Nov. 20-23, 1997 - Cover Story - Column
  by John L. Allen
• Christianity gives family values new spin - Column
  by Rosemary Radford Ruether
• Christian diets point to getting 'slim for Him,' the weigh down workshop Inc - new books on fitness and health with a Christian theme, introduce the Christian dieting movement - Spirituality
  by John L. Jr. Allen
• Synod strives to make American church 'more Roman,' dissenters say - at meeting of The Synod of Bishops for the Americas, Rome, meeting - Analysis - Column
  by Gary MacEoin
• Spirit's 'giddyap; won't move dead horses: meeting seeks Trinity's third person at work - Spirituality
  by Art Winter
• Restoring collegiality new pope's first task - the present pope dominates the Catholic Church - Upon this Rock, part 9
  by John Wilkins
• Wisdom Ways group celebrates Pentecost - resource center for spirituality in St. Paul, MN conducts informal evenings celebrating the Pentecost and the meaning of the Holy Spirit - Spirituality
  by Dawn Gibeau