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Articles in Feb 22, 2008, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Catholic university approves club for gay, straight students
• Bishop Braxton
  by Mike Magee
• La Raza leader battles 'extremist' rhetoric
  by Michael Humphrey
• The sisters' story retold
  by Marlene Sweeney
• Exploitation of women decried
• Dutch proposal stirs controversy
  by Robert McClory
• Student exchanges aim to promote Christian unity
• Vietnam to return nunciature
• Evangelizing gone awry: the church in Kenya has fostered the tribalism it now deplores
  by Mark Faulkner
• The patience of God
  by Leo J. O'Donovan
• Peru's bishops
  by Larry Boudreau
• Left recovers its language of faith: Clinton, Obama find values outreach is working
  by Mary Barron
• Good Friday prayer rewritten
• A war bully, not a hero
  by McCarthy Colman
• Monk leads young people in meditation
• Catholic vote eyed for general election success
• The power of one
  by Rita Larivee
• India's warming toward Israel concerns Iran
• The road to forgiveness: a new documentary looks at how and when people choose to forgive
  by Laura Lloyd
• Going green: sisters are renewing community life from the ground up
  by Kris Berggren
• Bishops favor stiffer penalties
• John O'Donohue
• Communion on the tongue
  by Louis Benoit
• Belief and unbelief get center stage in 'Grace'
  by Retta Blaney
• 'God is making something new,' says superior general
  by Laurie Stevens
• Davenport files bankruptcy plan
• Ruth Stafford Peale
• Condemning soldiers
  by Sheila Laughton
• Episcopal bishop keeps her cool in the hot seat
  by Daniel Burke
• In a face-off with authority, Polish priest stands to be defrocked
  by Jeannette Cooperman
• Breath on mirrors: traveling exhibit remembers human rights crimes in Latin America
  by Demetria Martinez
• Lay staffers embrace order's charism: associates program blossoms at university sponsored by sisters
  by Michael Humphrey
• Postponing elections urged
• Benedictine Sisters of Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery
• Bernard Law
  by Catalina Echeverri
• Fr. Marcial Maciel leaves behind a flawed legacy
  by Jason Berry
• Subprime loan crisis swamps agencies: housing advocates scramble to assist clients facing foreclosure
  by Eileen Markey
• Scathing critique unburied
• 'We need to be very close to the people, our ears close to the ground'
• For our feathered friends
• Chuck Kish
• Inactive Catholics
  by Carrie Kemp
• Redeemed Klansman reunites with long-ago victim
  by Roy Hoffman
• Small changes, big setbacks
• Nuns launch plans to fight trafficking of women
• Quotable & notable
• James Pursley
• Anointed to ministry
  by William J. Rademacher
• Responding to disaster
• Daughter of Henriette and Katrina hopes in God
  by Patricia Lefevere