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Articles in March 21, 2008, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Blast damages cathedral
• Pope's words on women
  by A. Regina Schulte
• Church paid $615 million on abuse claims in 2007
• The crosses of Christ
  by Leo J. O'Donovan
• Refugee housing confiscated
• Inside Myanmar: an overview of a troubled land
  by Teresa Malcolm
• The need to beat somebody up: PBS offers an in-depth look at 'Bush's War'
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Exodus from the church
  by Paul J. Ackerman
• The peace pulprit
• Confronting white privilege: can today's politics shift the balance?
  by Tom Roberts
• Iraq war
  by David A. Appling
• Complex stories: 'The counterfeiters' offers powerful drama; 'Definitely, Maybe' is a charming romance
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Roman pope, American culture: as with John Paul before him, Benedict could use language lessons
  by David Gibson
• World Youth Day costs increase
• Spanish theologians rapped
• A conservative with wit and style
  by Colman McCarthy
• Jesus through Anne Rice's eyes
  by Benedicta Cipolla
• The pitfalls of shrouded finances: mandatory public disclosure could make the difference between good stewardship and the kind of fiasco that has rocked the Cleveland diocese
  by Bill Frogameni
• Christian political agenda: broadening or splintering?
  by Michael Humphrey
• Many choose meatless Fridays
• My personal invisible rabbit
  by Christopher de Vinck
• Wrong language renders baptism null: gender-neutral words mean sacrament must be redone, Vatican says
  by Rich Heffern
• Old sins revisited
• Konig, Dupuis lament censure: Cardinal, theologian find Vatican wrong on Asia's needs
• Eliot Spitzer's very bad day
• Confusion expected on Zimbabwe election day
• Two giants of the church
  by Rita Larivee
• Desperate times in Israel and Gaza
• Cruel nuns
  by Robert F. Brady, Jr.
• Diocese OKs cancer fund
• Writer witnessed conversation between cardinal and censured theologian Jacques Dupuis
  by Christa Pongratz-Lippitt
• Summer listings: fill your mind & heart this summer …
• Yale University
• No evil people
  by Robert Gularte
• Quotable & notable
• Fr. Bozek
  by Janis Fitschen
• Jews debate anti-gentile prayers
  by Menachem Wecker
• Canon Law Society of America
• St. Louis archbishop moves to have priest laicized
• Slandering McCain
  by John J. Thulis
• Scientist-priest wins 2008 Templeton prize
• Chris Herlinger
• Iraqi archbishop found dead
• Martin Sheen
• Luther's rehabilitation called groundless
• Law-abiding people
  by Fred Mercy