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February 15, 2002 Cover story:
Grieving in
Kabul
Healing moments:
Americans and Afghans who lost
relatives to terror meet and console
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The Word From
Rome
By John L. Allen, Jr.
NCR's
Vatican Correspondent
This feature is updated
weekly.
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The Peace
Pulpit
Bishop Thomas
Gumbleton
This feature is updated
weekly.
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Contents:
The links below will take you to this week’s
stories:
 Cover story: One in
sorrow
Inside NCR
Starting Point: Accept what
God offers
Hungry in America
Poverty Quiz
Meals create community for
homeless women
News Analysis: Social
conservatives kept to the kiddie table
War budget crowds out domestic
spending
Marchers spotlight growing
scrutiny of Florida death penalty
America on the Tiber: U.S.
Catholics of all walks make imprints on Rome
Lenten Series Liminal
Space We need transformation not false transcendence
POETRY
Books: God in the
arena
Tim Unsworth column: Where
coaches are canonized -- and earn millions
Diana L. Hayes column: Black
Catholic history: surviving, against odds, as a people of faith
Jeannette Batz column:
Clearing the clutter of a basement, a soul
EDITORIAL: Overzealous secrecy
threatens democracy
Perspective: Reviving an
after-death ritual
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