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August 2, 2002 Cover story:
Keep the faith,
change the
church
Motto guides more than 4,000 in Boston who urge deep
reforms
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New story posted August 12,
2002
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Crisis in the
Church - Clergy Sex Abuse
NCR in the News
Bishop Gumbleton addresses
the
Crisis in the Church
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Essays in Theology
Archives
By Fr. Richard
McBrien
This feature is updated
weekly.
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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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We are in our summer schedule. There
will not be an issue next week.
Contents:
The links below will take you to this week’s
stories:
 Cover story: Church in Crisis:
4,000 meet to give laity a voice
Cover story: Church in Crisis:
Catholic Charities board members reject Law’s ban on donations from lay
fund
Cover story: Church in Crisis:
Child advocate firm on charter complaince
Cover story: Church in Crisis:
Scandal renews resistance to psychology
Cover story: Church in Crisis
- Commentary: Bishops’ haste produces un-Catholic policy
Inside NCR
Starting Point: Midsummer
night’s dream
Pope ‘on message’
with youth
Progressives push reform with
discussions, Ramerman liturgy
Young Catholics from U.S. say
crisis makes them strong
War’s lethal
leftovers
Support for compensating
innocent Afghan victims grows
In
Andes, bishop pushes peace efforts
Salvadoran generals found
guilty in torture victims’ lawsuit
Corporate scandals spotlight
need for ethics training
Death in the Desert: On
exhibit, found objects mark border crossers’ treacherous
passage
Death in the Desert:
Prohibiting water stations contributed to migrant deaths, lawsuit
charges
She’s Fordham’s
black nun who knows show business
Women’s voices lauded on
Magdala feast day
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activists receive ‘harsh’ prison terms
Books: Wills searches for
unifying papacy
Music: Deep Irish
soul
At
the Movies: Dangerous lives
Tim Unsworth column: No escape
from news of sex scandal, even on a cruise ship
Kris Berggren column:
Institutional failures of communication
EDITORIAL: A war that is
imprecise and endless
EDITORIAL: Another step
toward what could be
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