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May
24, 2002 Cover story:
Food
fight
Farmers, consumers, even bishops campaign for overhaul
of the food system
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SUMMER
LISTINGS 2
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Crisis in the
Church - Clergy Sex Abuse
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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: THE ETHICS
of EATING
Cover story: Food for nation
of gulpers
Cover story: Food
facts
Cover story: Reading
list
Cover story: Bishops call for
just farm policies
Inside NCR
Starting Point: Things not
meant to be moved
Church in Crisis: Scandal
diminishes church clout
Church in Crisis: Cardinal
admits silence about priest abuser
Church in Crisis: Commentary:
As Peter said: ‘Repent, be baptized’
Church in Crisis: Commentary:
Young Catholics question, but faith unshaken by crisis
Bethlehem standoff exposed
weaknesses of Vatican diplomacy
Liturgist says ecumenical
dialogue is ‘dead’
Commentary: On a fast track to
disaster for the world’s poor
POETRY
At
the Movies: Out of business
Kris Berggren column: Make
room for wild and domesticated priesthood
Viewpoint: Hate turns
shameless in war on terrorism
Viewpoint: In ’70s,
’80s, bishops saw abuse of minors as sin
EDITORIAL: Once again, deck
being stacked against the poor
EDITORIAL: Alarms sound over
latest blow to ecumenism
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