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July 28, 2000 Cover story:
Jubilee for
Prisoners
Pope says prisons should be more than ‘act of
vengeance’
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Priests and
AIDS
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See what NCR wrote in 1997.
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Imagining intervention without
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Does violent media make violent
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Jubilee 2000: Unchaining slaves of
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A dramatic step toward
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The body of Christ torn
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Milwaukee’s
experiment
Y2K: Preparing for the
worst
Welfare to work
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Contents:
The links below will take you to this week’s
stories:
 Cover story: Jubilee in jail,
a call for clemency
Cover story: ‘Our words
of love must be incarnate’
Cover story: In jail’s
rotunda John Paul calls for liberation
Inside NCR: John goes to Rome;
Teresa moves up
Starting Point: In the sunny
sands of long ago
A
familiar note about divorce
Legions march in
Rome
Speakers, sights show AIDS
costs
‘Ban mines,’
activists urge Clinton, Congress
Bookshelf
Catholics show their
diversity
Theater: ‘Life Is a
Dream’
Robert F. Drinan column: U.S.
still itches for nukes
Kris Berggren column: Dail
donation feeds the hungry with click of a mouse
Viewpoint: Benefits,
protections, responsibilities
EDITORIAL: No to ‘Star
Wars’; yes to investing in humans
EDITORIAL: Western economic
policies behind Indonesian violence |
