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Articles in Feb 16, 2007, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Northeast parishes, schools realigned
  by Nancy Frazier O'Brien
• Study: Vets' care underfunded
• Charles Dougherty
• Global warming
  by Frank Lawlor
• Churches gear prep classes to second marriages
  by David Briggs
• One ex-Congress priest left
• Alarm over Chavez ignores Venezuelan complexity
  by Bart Jones
• Lawyers suing the church
  by Jerome F. Downs
• Church finances
  by Tom Schroeder
• In Lebanon, children urge political leaders to unite for peace
• Settlements in Portland, Spokane
  by Mike Newall
• The scandal in Poland
  by Tom Riordan
• Courageous gratitude
• 31 accept bishops' retirement incentive
• Worse than stealing
  by Mary-Ellen Creamer
• Quotable & notable
• Human, animal mix: chimeras, created in laboratories, raise ethical concerns
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Obedient nuns
  by Joellen Sbrissa
• Pope to visit Brazil
• Freud's slip: his decline is a cautionary tale about scientific blind spots
  by Robert Royal
• Living the Gospel
  by Larry Boudreau
• Milingo studying in Seoul
• When politics is reduced to etiquette
  by Tom Gallagher
• The battle for control of the American church
  by David J. O'Brien
• Bishop enters public debate
• Starting point
  by Michael T. Dolan
• More than fashion: religious dress in the public arena challenges us to consider our freedom and our fear
  by Joan Chittister
• Time to act on global warming
• Migrant deaths documented
• A majority of U.S. adults say that the overall health of the nation's economy is dependent on how spiritual Americans are, a survey by the Gallup Organization shows
• A new church-state standoff; adoption case pits traditional family Values against gay rights
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Gumbleton: one more chapter
• The holiness of Mary K
  by Tom Roberts
• Ted Haggard
• Theresa Hanntz
• Mine deaths follow weak regulations
  by Peter Dreier