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Articles in July 20, 2007, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Under the soot and grime, visual treasure
  by Carol Glatz
• Quotable & notable
• The hunger for meaning, peace and freedom
• A few of my favorite things
• Latin Mass
  by Julian Janisse
• Child soldier recruitment to end
• Muslims reject violence
• Seeing the world and ourselves right side up
• Between the two extremes: as with immigration, there's little balance in discussions of homosexuality
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Pius XII
  by Tom Lee
• Eugenio Poma
• PM won't choose bishops
• Albert Nolan: a life dedicated to justice
• Two rites, two coffee carts and a parish divided
  by Melissa Musick Nussbaum
• Women's ordinations
  by Lambert Van Gelder
• Jordan River on endangered list
• Spirituality and the mystery of the universe
• Feast of the Assumption in Montana
  by Linda Weirather
• Full participation before all else
• Larry Gelbart
• Iraq's oil workers threaten to strike
  by Emiliano Huet-Vaughn
• For the Birds
  by Walter Bado
• Challenges of finance
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Ministry hopes to make fishers of men—literally
• Gemma del Duca
• Protestants shrug at 'one true church' statement
  by Michelle C. Rindels
• Word Made Flesh
  by Judith Robbins
• Gathering round a house of God: San Fernando Cathedral is center of faith, service, culture and history in San Antonio
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Bradley Schmeling
• Outreach to China
• What we're all about
  by Rita Larivee
• Christian von Wernich
• Nature can use a lawyer: Center for Earth Jurisprudence seeks to give legal rights to forests, birds and streams
  by Jennifer Szweda Jordan
• Stop abusing our troops: a soldier's mother speaks out against the war in Iraq
  by Susan Handle Terbay
• Dancing in Haiti: come for the beaches, the culture and art
  by Eileen Markey
• The beauty of America's Southwest brings peace to the soul
  by Toni-Ann Ortiz
• Starting point
  by Shannon O'Donnell
• Army drops Cherry court martial
• Opinion divided on Mass decision: some downplay demand for old rite, but other liturgists predict confusion
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• 'Deception, mistrust' cited in resignations
  by Robert McClory
• Edwina Gateley
  by Edwina Gateley
• 7 new wonders
• Tourism with a conscience
  by Eileen Markey
• Churches unite over La Oroya pollution
  by Barbara Fraser
• Youth forums draw thousands
• Activists push for smelter cleanup: blood lead levels high for children of polluted Peruvian town
  by Barbara Fraser
• Who killed Camelot? Probing the dark history of John F. Kennedy's assassination
  by Jim Douglass
• Norman Finkelstein
  by Michael Hugo
• Centuries of inspiration
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Priest sent to prison for abuse
• Chaos and promise: Dominican theologian examines how the church can find its place in a postmodern world
  by Rita Larivee
• Throwaway priests: dishonored and disgraced for their crimes, fallen priests deserve our sympathy
  by Charlene C. Duline
• Rural life
  by Paul J. Ackerman