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Articles in June 27, 2008, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• 'Company man' challenges church secrecy: clericalism, accountability not just liberal issues, says Russell Shaw
  by Tom Roberts
• Religious challenge governor
• Israel
  by Mary Herzel
• Legionaries face restrictions in Baltimore: archbishop insists on transparency from controversial order
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• 'Faithful Citizenship' in an election year
  by Michael Humphrey
• Petition pushes married clergy
• Food crisis needs farmer input, forum says
  by Sabina Zaccaro
• Communion wars
  by Vincent Poirier
• A fiery voice
  by Dan Bartley
• Protest follows Catholic peace award
  by Patrick Marrin
• Prequel told to film elsewhere
• Europe adopts common asylum directive
• A kinder, gentler purgatory
  by Stafford Betty
• U.N. General Assembly
• Fishhooks on a typewriter: 'Diminished Capacity' is a quirky comedy drawing on concerns about aging
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Hitting up the rich
  by Terry Haller
• When Meghan Hurley got word last month that she had won the Eileen Egan Award for a series of articles on global trade, she was doing volunteer work with teenage girls high in the Andes Mountains, half a world away from Cabrini College in Radnor, Pa
• Torture and politics: the Guantanamo military trials underway are deeply flawed
  by Bill Quigley
• Authors criticize shallowness of contemporary atheism
  by Rich Heffern
• Abuse survivors
  by Dennis J. Newman
• Diane Olson and Robin Tyler obtained a marriage license from a county clerk June 16 and were married on the steps of the Los Angeles County Courthouse by a rabbi under a traditional Jewish chuppah
• [Cartoon]
• Activist unmasks a Planet of Slums
  by Ben Terrall
• The priest shortage
  by John Ryan
• Ricochet
  by Jerome L. McElroy
• V. Gene Robinson
• Corrections
• 'Tsunami of the plains'
• Two prominent TV broadcasters who were Catholic passed away in early June
• False ecumenism
  by Paul Kokoski
• Assessing the liturgical reform of Vatican II: according to Fr. Taft, liturgical pioneers drew inspiration from Russian Orthodox emigres to France
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Santa Rita
  by David Ray
• 'Unaffiliated' voters in play
• Lay preaching
  by Robert J. Merikangas
• Issues more than skin deep: exhibits of dead bodies have produced vigorous ethical debate. Some find them awe-inspiring, some find them exploitative, some find them gross. Where do you come down?
  by Michael Humphrey
• Bodies displayed raise questions
  by Rita Larivee
• Excommunicated lay board dissolves itself, one member reconciles
• Big topics, few decisions as bishops meet
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Bishop Robinson
  by Brendan Walsh
• Boston parishes lose appeals
• 'Civil rights, peace, care for poor were his passion'
• Why El Salvador matters
• Hookup sex
  by Mary Donnelly
• Women priest carry on despite Vatican
  by Dennis Coday
• Quotable & notable
• Black sheep
• Theologians contemplate the generational divide
  by John L. Allen, Jr.