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Articles in August 3, 2007, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• George Korb
• Escape into insecurity: Iraqi refugees find a precarious home in Jordan
  by Noah Merrill
• Rigali's influence
  by Frank Herron
• Retired religious get a boost
• New Jersey tomatoes help Tibet
• U.S. debate about the war misses the Iraqi perspective
  by Margot Patterson
• Women's history
  by Marjorie Reiley Maguire
• Sajani Shakya
• Haiti environmentalists organize
• Morgan Freeman
• Of house-elves and Children's tales: the finale of Harry Potter offers bewitching, dark magic
  by Teresa Malcolm
• Hopeful spirituality
  by Aileen Reynolds
• IRS updates guidelines to help churches avoid campaign complications
• Giving war victims burial heals communities
  by Paul Jeffrey
• American self-esteem doesn't add up to achievement
  by Andrew Lam
• Capitalism
  by Anthony Marquez
• Quotable & notable
• Secret files open window on Guatemala's violent past
  by Paul Jeffrey
• An eyewitness to genocide
  by Mardut Jok Jok
• A blow to ecumenism
  by Bridget Mary Meehan
• Romero's beatification endorsed
• Parish, priest targeted for immigrant support
  by Rosemary Johnston
• Delicious and disastrous: animated 'Ratatouille' is a tasty delight; Michael Moore's 'Sicko' reports on our health care system
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Illegal immigrants
  by Mary Stone
• Two dioceses, one bishop
• The Latin Mass: the laity will decide
  by Joan Chittister
• Archbishop in political turmoil accused of affair
• The way forward to reconciliation
• L.A. archdiocese announces settlement
  by Dennis Doday
• Three hot potatoes for the church
  by Richard P. McBrien
• Care urged for poor, excluded
• Free flow of information at risk
  by Rita Larivee
• Starting point
  by Ed Horvat
• Small publications hit by large postal hike: some magazines may close because of increase in second-class postage
  by Laura Lloyd
• Excellent athletes who excel at compassion: Tiger Woods and Notah Begay stand out on and off the greens
  by Colman McCarthy
• An attack on God both outrageous and popular: Christopher Hitchens' God Is Not Great climbs the bestsellers lists
  by Laura Lloyd
• The Latin Mass
  by Timothy Brennan
• Psalms by the sea
• Voice of the Faithful