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Articles in Dec 15, 1995 issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Dissenters gather at Sister-L's Internet address
  by Pamela Schaeffer
• Rwanda awaits justice before peace can return in wake of '94 massacre
  by Carole Collins
• Celtic Spirituality
  by Michael K. Holleran
• Military violence is ineffective route to peace
  by Colman McCarthy
• Theologians now face either-or- situation: Vatican Council III may be only path to new church reform
  by Hans Kueng
• Spanish diocesan paper serves LA's Latino immigrants
  by Leslie Wirpsa
• After Goodbye: An AIDS Story
  by Michael K. Holleran
• Hesburgh, 79, calls for revival of common good, voluntarism
  by Georgie Anne Geyer
• Chaplains muse on war years: lasting bonds formed under combat stress
• Infallibility: the argument from silence
  by Paul Surlis
• Polish voters wary of church domination: church choice Walesa loses bid for reelection to former communist
  by Margaret Hebblethwaite
• A New Road to Grief Recovery
  by Michael K. Holleran
• 250 at vigil protest collaborative ministry ban
  by David Fortier
• When events outrun theological consensus
  by Augustine Di Noia
• S. Africa arrests put emphasis on justice, then reconciliation
  by Carole Collins
• Traditions
  by Michael K. Holleran
• Three meetings, three faces of U.S. Catholicism
• Ranks of priests grow thinner in military: U.S. military will not use laity as chaplains
  by Arthur Jones
• Focus shifts from ordination to infallibility
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Life after death in a Rwanda Catholic parish
  by Carole Collins
• Raising Faith-Filled Children in a Consumer Society
  by Michael K. Holleran
• Carter's work touches many lives worldwide
  by Robert F. Drinan