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September 21, 2001 Cover story:
September
11, 2001
We are pulled forward into a
future we do not
want
Come sooner than we feared
Like terror at the thought of
judgment
We are not prepared for this
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The Word From
Rome
By
John L. Allen, Jr.
NCR's Vatican Correspondent
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Contents:
The links below will take you to this week’s
stories:
 Inside NCR
Special Report: Context for
the conflict
Special Report: Churches
respond with prayer, assistance
Special Report: Peace
activists stand against violence
Special Report: Europeans,
too, feel vulnerable in wake of attack
Special Report: Teens grapple
with U.S. role in conflict
Special Report: Activists
still committed to choosing way of peace
Reflection: September 11,
2001
Special Report: Moments of
grace during a day of terror
Special Report: Time to
reassess nation’s attitudes
Special Report: When power in
not enough
Special Report -- Viewpoint:
Terrorism rooted in social injustices
EDITORIAL: Let hope, wisdom
not guns point the way
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