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Articles in Jan 25, 2008, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Vietnam
  by Dan Jr. Bloodworth
• Vatican debates Harry Potter
• Immigration debate goes online
  by Suzanne Manneh
• Catholics line up against mining operations in Peru
  by Barbara J. Fraser
• The Society of Jesus should renounce all ties to the military
  by John Dear
• Boston moves on, after Law
• Franciscan Sr. Sean Marie Tobin joined the Green Bay Packers on the turf at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis., Jan. 12 for the coin toss to start the playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks
• Women preaching
  by Francis W. Rodgers
• Survey: 'unchurched' say church is 'full of hypocrites'
• Ron Paul is the mutineer candidate
  by Colman McCarthy
• Church leaders faulted in Kenya: African Christianity must come to terms with 'the contagion of tribalism'
  by John L. Allen, Jr
• Correction
• Magisterial fulminations
  by E. Leo McMannus
• A Catholic priest in Pompeii, Italy, denied Communion to Zambian Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo Jan. 10
• Selma nun recalls Dr. King's legacy
  by Robert McClory
• Cynicism, nihilism and wisecracks: 'Sweener Todd' is a brilliant adaptation; 'Juno' is a touching screwball comedy
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Tolstoy's prediction
  by G. James Jr. Blatt
• Life teen founder begins independent praise center
  by Patricia Zapor
• A Catholic conscience against the war
  by Tom Roberts
• A firm connection to faith
  by Nicole Shirilla
• Violence follows slaying
• Finding a way home: as many as 20 million U.S. Catholics no longer practice their faith. The Paulists and others are finding ways to invite them back
  by Patricia Lefevere
• For Beauty's Sake
  by Judith Robbins
• Bishop's spending questioned
• Pontifical Academy of Sciences
• Chat rooms to deal with problems
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Even the Grass Knows
  by Clem J. Nagel
• Obama's church slammed
• L'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper, ran a story Jan. 8 by Auxiliary Bishop Athanasius Schneider of Karaganda, Kazakhstan, that advocates Catholics receive Communion on the tongue while kneeling
• Serving in the gaps in Savannah
  by Patricia Lefevere
• When I Was Six
  by Fred Ruof
• Quotable & notable
• Catholic students claim discrimination by university
  by Joe Winter
• Few words, big story
• Women's shelter offers safety—and time
  by Jeannette Cooperman
• Bottled water
  by David F. Faber
• Evangelicals say polling skewed
• 'Gays and grays'—so happy together: Vital San Francisco parish bridges the gaps of age and lifestyle
  by Chuck Colbert
• Dialogues aim to foster healing within church
  by Eileen Harkey
• This Gospel-based youth ministry has a definite point to it
• Cathedral parishioners meet vital need: in an old convent, doctors, nurses, others offer mental health care
  by Jodi McFarland
• The holy women of York: Hild, Margaret Clitherrow and Mary Ward possessed remarkable vision and character
  by Dana Greene
• The new Mass
  by Bill Baye
• Pope's university visit canceled
• Veterans find healing through telling their stories
  by Retta Blaney
• After the fall: law finds normality in an unremarkable role in Rome
  by John L. Allen, Jr
• A world without books: the obsolescence of reading is a looming peril
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Baptism leads to ministry