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Articles in Feb 8, 2008, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Exhibit offends archbishop
• Bishops agree to truth hearings
• Teachers
  by Stephen Court
• Judas and the priest: an actor and playwright go in search of a theological adviser
  by Rachelle Linner
• Ecclesial fiction
  by Dennis Coday
• The 'girl' in power: a woman in the White House may be just more 'politics as usual'
  by Colman McCarthy
• Quotable & notable
• Lost bird helps raise funds
• Bernard Law
  by Steven Shea
• The story of communism: two books provide a fascinating look back at an ideology and an era
  by Tom Gallagher
• Catholics turn 'magical' Friday into 'mystical' commemoration
• The iron wall in Gaza: Israel seeks to overthrow Hamas by sealing the borders
  by Neve Gordon
• Carbon tax on babies panned
• Senate told to brace for more mortage turmoil
• Slow food
  by Lucy Fuchs
• Bishop's novel reprises classic sci-fi themes
  by Dennis Coday
• Pacesetting Jesuits elect new global leader
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Women in dangerous places: 'Persepolis' tells of a girl growing up in turbulent Iran; 'Atonement' depicts a tragic misunderstanding; '4 Months' looks at women's lives in communist Romania
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Untitled
  by Kathleen Wardach
• Planned polls endangered
• Blackwater protesters sentenced
  by Patrick O'Neill
• Opportunities for millennials
  by Palmira Perea-Hay
• How artists intellectuals view God
  by Cynthia D. Bertelsen
• Elvis or not, this superior general is his own man
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Did Hitler think he was doing good? Actor Will Smith's comment highlights the paradox of evil
  by Dallas Darling
• Young Christians study Islam
• Antiwar Jesuit given probation
  by Dennis Coday
• Greens as spoilers
  by Tom Heffernan
• We are how we eat: author urges people to reject nutritionism for the food of their forebears
  by Rich Heffern
• Consciousness: science's biggest mystery: the quest to understand consciousness has captured the imaginations of cognitive neuroscientists, psychologists and philosophers, who tend to line up on either side of a classic matter-spirit divide
  by Rich Heffern
• Obedience, Jesuit-style
• New knowledge, changing ways
  by Rita Larivee
• Hanoi Catholics protest on despite ultimatum
• Archbishop calls foul on Catholic basketball coach
  by Dennis Coday
• Ron Paul
  by Kenneth Harper
• Jimmy Carter's life in progress
  by Wayne A. Holst
• Suu Kyi sees no change soon in Burma
  by Marwaan Macan-Markar
• 'The war is not over'
• Correction
• Fr. Marcial Maciel Degollado
• Bishop apologizes for misuse of funds
• Mental illness treatments
  by Thomas Welch
• The myth of America as a Christian nation
  by Bill Williams
• In Kenya, religious orders model peace
  by Joe Orso
• The pope on science
• Bobby Fischer
• A bridge between religion and the arts: image editor Gregory Wolfe talks about the mission of his magazine
  by Erin Ryan
• John Dear's pacifism
  by Mark Hallinan
• A fantasy novel for liberal Catholics
  by Dennis Coday
• Blind SOA activist chooses jail time
  by Patrick O'Neill
• 14th Amendment defended
• Dorothy Marie Hennessey
• Trailhead
  by Chet Corey
• Mother nature in today's brave new world
  by Laura Lloyd
• The pallid wages of sin
  by Darrell Turner
• Catholic book editor recounts lifelong moral journey
  by Thomas C. Fox
• Gandhi forced to resign
• Christodoulos
• In My Garden
  by Lou Ella Hickman
• Protestantism's big idea
  by Robert Bireley
• When a calling became a choice: how the loss of a sense of vocation affects society
  by Dave DeChristopher
• Repeated attempts to petition U.S. bishops fail
  by Dennis Coday