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October 27, 2000 Cover story:
Who’s buried in St.
Peter’s tomb?
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Contents:
The links below will take you to this week’s
stories:
 Cover story: Subterranean
mystery tour
Inside NCR
Starting Point: Reflecting the
life of Jesus among the abandoned
Salvadoran officers face
trial
García: ‘These are
matters of opinion’
Indigenous demand revocation
of 1493 papal bull
FBI investigates spending at
Food for the Poor
Liturgical Institute president
resigns
Light and salt in Korean
society
POETRY
At
the movies: Film inspiration
Kris Berggren column: ‘So
are you done?’ a woman asks
Viewpoint: Bishops’ new
worry: the enneagram
Viewpoint: Priests still die
of AIDS as church postpones needed dialogue
EDITORIAL: Religion that can
make a political difference
EDITORIAL: The Catholic
content of President Kim’s Nobel Prize |
