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January
29, 1999 cover story:
China
Shrouded in mystery, tortured by history, Chinese Catholics
tread divided path
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Inside
NCR: NCR’s rare glimpse of paradox that is China
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Special Report:
China
Inside NCR: NCR’s
rare glimpse of paradox that is China
Starting Point:
Young need heroes, old are heroes
Pressure from
citizens’ groups kills trade treaty for now
Catholic
reformers launch investigation of church financial practices
In Europe, ‘church
taxes’ not unusual
Books: Young
Americans rewriting the way America does politics
Television:
Revisiting the Cold War in CNN’s weekly series
Sic column: Sic,
on a prophecy roll, predicts tallest pope ever
Joan Chittister
column: See trial through to the bitter, judicial end
Viewpoint:
Sanctity of life demands no compromise
Viewpoint:
Canadian schools and stability in peril
Editorial: To be
Catholic in China: not quite as it seems |
