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February 22, 2002 Cover story:
Reclaiming
hope
New priests in Burundi, who will minister amid ravages
of war, celebrate joy of ordination
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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 weeks
stories:
Cover story: BURUNDI
DIARY
Cover story: A history scarred
by ethnic violence
Inside NCR
Starting Point: Blessings from
unlikely people
Stretched to the
limit
Clinics services
dont stop at medicine
America on the Tiber:
Americans shake up Roman academic scene
Lenten Series Liminal
Space: We should ask why few transformations happen in church
Robert F. Drinan column: Enron
collapses under the sin of avarice
EDITORIAL: Put the poor back
on the national agenda
Perspective: Pope ignores
wisdom from lived reality
Special Section: Religious
Life
March 1, 2002
Because of its relevance we are also
making available the following article:
Papal contender has passion
for poor
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