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Articles in July 11, 2008, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Jennifer Sekar
• Bishop Robinson
  by Harriet Burke
• The legacy of an eco-martyr: threat of violence still looms for Brazilians determined to carry on Dorothy Stang's vision of harmony with the rain forest
  by Paul Jeffrey
• Charles E. Bennison
• Catholic schools
  by Bill Betzen
• Sunrise
  by Jeanette Martino Land
• 4,000 Luftballons as protest to gun violence
• William C. Kuebler
• Fr. Maciel
  by Maureen Paul Turlish
• Raids and arrests continue
• The National Leadership Roundtable on Church Management honored the school system of the Memphis., Tenn., diocese for its efforts to make Catholic schools accessible to inner-city children
• Lay preaching
  by Pius Pietrzyk
• Judaism's gender imbalance
• World's oldest church believed found in Jordan
• Immigration
  by Joseph Madden
• New Orleans returns favor
• Don't worry. Be happy. Be very happy
  by Eugene Halton
• El Salvador
  by Dennis O'Connor
• Schism narrowly avoided
• Lunar Spiritual
  by Bill Bly
• The Communion wars
  by Marie Maier
• Rape categorized as war tactic
• A Holy Block
  by Joan Clair
• Paul Heng Ningyou
• Pentecost, It Is
  by Judith Robbins
• U.S. Catholic school students and youths
• Lay ministry
  by John Ryan
• Ecology connections north and south
  by Rita Larivee
• Quotable & notable
• Cradle Catholic comedian rated God low on job performance
• Traditionalists reject offer
• Midwest floods: scientists link extreme weather patterns with global warming
  by Dennis Coday
• The power of helping hands
  by Dennis Coday
• Where is God in the storm?
  by Patrick Marrin
• 'Nondogmatic,' 'pragmatic' describe religious Americans
  by Dennis Coday
• Accused speculator claimed Vatican ties
  by Tom Roberts
• Contentious prelate leaving St. Louis for Rome appointment
  by Tom Roberts
• Prejudice within the family: relatives' race and gender preferences can be the unkindest cut of all
  by Rosemary Ruether
• A rare victory for the tomato pickers: college students helped win concessions from fast-food giant
  by Colman McCarthy
• Floods as wake-up call
• Two priests in a dirty war: Mauricio Silva and Christian von Wernich show us two faces of the church in Argentina
  by Jerry Ryan
• A journalist on the frontlines: for those wanting to understand the modern Mideast, Robert Fisk is a must-read
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• Burke's tactics may ultimately aid reformers