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Articles in May 7, 2004 issue of Commonweal

• Breakage
• A faith like any other
  by John T. McGreevy
• Lighten up!
  by John Grogan
• Brutally real: why 'The Passion' appeals to young people
  by Mark Bosco
• Booked
  by Harold Bordwell
• Image conscious
  by Bartholomew J. Merella
• Hail Mary: a newspaper columnist for the ages
  by E.J. Dionne, Jr.
• Men of their time & place
  by Michael R. Marrus
• Hold in the hand your many vows
  by Anne Coray
• More Mel?
• The war president
• Teaching the basics
  by David P. Killen
• Belief vs. unbelief: complacency, not religion, is the danger
  by John Garvey
• There goes the neighborhood
  by Julia Vitullo-Martin
• Trusting the bishops
• Bad little boys: the children of 'The Passion'
  by Elizabeth A. Musselman
• Aging & ignorant
  by Tom Blackburn
• Anti-Semitism in 'The Passion': a rabbi reflects on Mel Gibson & the Gospels
  by Irving Greenberg
• A few good men
  by Thomas Baker
• Back to the future
• Blame the Gospels? A theologian responds
  by Donald Senior
• Taller, smarter, prettier
  by Paul Lauritzen
• East meets west: 'Goodbye, Lenin!' & 'Kill Bill—Volume 2'
  by Richard Alleva
• Liturgy for grown-ups
  by Teddy C. Altreuter
• Alien
  by Karen Swenson
• Are you there, God?
  by Benedicta Cipolla