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April 12, 2002 Cover story:
Middle East
desperation
Dwindling hopes for peace spotlight U.S. policy
failures
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Crisis in the
Church - Clergy Sex Abuse
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Contents:
The links below will take you to this weeks
stories:
Cover story: Americans in
every aspect of Mideast conflict
Cover story: International
activists: a non-violent force
Cover story: When does a
special relationship become a blank check to Israel?
Inside NCR
Starting Point: Words, like
touch, sustain and heal
Frailty increasingly curtails
popes activities
Templeton Prize winner defends
Christianitys credibility in a scientific age
Church in Crisis: On Good
Friday, protesters pray for victims of sex abuse
Church in Crisis: Forgiveness
marks Holy Thursday service
After 190 years, Loretto
sisters still stake out new frontiers
Far-flung networks serve the
margins
POETRY
Music: Sisters set prayers of
human heart into song
Gregory Pierce column: Finding
Gods presence in jobs of drudgery
Jeannette Batz column: The
lure of a guns shallow power
Rosemary Radford Ruether
column: Though poles apart, peaceful coexistence and dialogue
possible
Viewpoint: Zambia Mass both
lively and sensual
EDITORIAL: Needed: coherent,
even-handed Mideast policy
Perspective: Celibacys
history of power and money
Special Section:
Destinations
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