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Articles in Nov 12, 1993, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• School-voucher forces bowed, but unbeaten - California Proposition 174
  by Mary Ellen Leary
• Short Cuts. - movie reviews
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Human flesh, despite jaundiced church views, is who we are - theology
  by William E. Peatman
• DEA report documents Haitian drug traffic D.C. seems to ignore - U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency
  by Dennis Bernstein
• Ruby in Paradise. - movie reviews
  by Joseph Cunneen
• It's easier to clone embryo than to figure consequences
  by Thomas A. Shannon
• Abortive effort to oust bishop puts Vatican on the defensive - Mexican Bishop Samuel Ruiz Garcia
  by Bill Coleman
• Fairwell My Concubine. - movie reviews
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Loyalists believe some things worth staying to defend - Call to Action convention, Chicago, Il - Editorial
• Haiti is horror, anguish, death, terror and a test of her faith - Starting Point - American human rights observer narrative - Column
  by Sarah Hansen
• Mahony is a big man in the church: L.A. cardinal makes friends and enemies with equal energy in most varied diocese on earth - Cardinal Roger Mahony - Cover Story - Interview
  by Arthur Jones
• The Great Depression. - television program reviews
  by Danny Duncan Collum
• U.S. should abandon namby-pamby policy, get tough on Haiti - Editorial
• Reform-minded Catholics upbeat, active - Call to Action convention, Chicago, Il
  by Thomas C. Fox
• For want of a miracle, Newman's cause is held up - John Henry Cardinal Newman canonization
  by Peter Hebblethwaite
• What bishop might tell her people about encyclical - 'Veritatis Splendor' - Column
  by Rosemary Radford Ruether