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Articles in Oct 20, 2006, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• The natural desire to see God
  by Daniel B. Gallagher
• Nuncio: world 'sleepwalking' toward nuclear terrorism
• A summer of solitude
  by Nancy Klein Maguire
• Quotable & notable
• May we criticize Israel?
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Eat locally and well
  by Rich Heffern
• The pope and Islam
  by Gino Dalpiaz
• Court won't hear Doe case
• There are bigger things to get upset about than Mark Foley's behavior
  by Colman McCarthy
• Fasting
  by Richard Rosenbaum
• Emotions in the way
  by Don Swift
• Call center ministry debuts
• A patriot for the world: journalist and scholar Barbara Ward brought a Christian conscience to global issues
  by Dana Greene
• Church in South America, India
  by Kathryn Begnaud
• The costly matter of truth-telling
• GOP 'delaying Second Coming'
• Islam speech gets footnote
• 'Coercive interrogation'
  by James P. Ward
• Beset by sex abuse claims, Davenport diocese files for bankruptcy
• First, no assault weapons for children
• Safe harbor: friendship with suburban parish bolsters St. Martin de Porres Church and its school in violence-ravaged Philadelphia neighborhood
  by Michael Newall
• Starting point
  by Tom Jablonski
• Prophetic presence
  by James Nagle
• In our own backyard
  by Teresa Malcolm
• School offers alternative to the streets in Boston
  by Mike Newall
• Cohabitation rights resisted
• Cardinal William Keeler of Baltimore suffered a broken ankle in a car accident in Terni, Italy, Oct. 7
• 'Symbol is what we live by': with yearly fast, priest calls on churches to embrace Christ's nonviolence
  by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
• Rappers promote peace in song
  by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
• St. John Vianney
• Catholics a target in Pennsylvania Senate race
  by Joe Feuerherd
• Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts
• A one-man vigil light for urban peace
  by Rich Heffern
• Six conditions, create way to peace
  by Joseph J. Fahey
• Two neighborhoods
  by Thomas Roberts
• Conclusion on limbo known before work began
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Pastor finds signs of hope amid desolation in Camden
  by Mike Newall
• The blood and the flag
  by Dan Finlay
• Desert angels
• Enos Das Pradhan
• Pealing church bells and gunfire: letters from Oaxaca: second in a series
  by Deirdre Cornell
• 2008 Ad
• Mormon studies expanding
• Looking for company beyond the skies: science's search is really for a wider, truer perspective on our own place in the universe
  by Rich Heffern