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November 8, 2002 Cover story:
Faith in
Hollywood
After decades in TV, Jack and Patt Shea still
inspire entertainment industry Catholics
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Church in
Crisis:
Revisions leave unanswered questions
Posted
November 7.
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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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Contents:
The links below will take you to this week’s
stories:
 Cover story: Hollywood
veterans keep the faith with fellow industry Catholics
Cover story: Mass and awards
with show business sense
Inside NCR
Starting Point: The Sacred
Closet
Protesters’ message:
‘No War in Iraq’
Vatican-U.S. commission
announces completed revision of sex abuse norms
Five top aides quit Mahony
adminstration
Bishop acknowledges he knew
priest advocated sex with boys
Dominican nuns face federal
charges
Analysis: Papal deeds speak
louder
Church in Crisis: Survivors
connect to heal, raise voices
Books: Placing Christianity in
a pluralistic world
Books: Fiery author calls for
return to truth of gospels
Movies: Film asks provocative
questions about U.S. culture of violence
Movies: Slain teen’s dad
directs grief into action
Jeannette Batz column: Art is
no escape from suffering and war
Viewpoint: The holiness of
democracy
Viewpoint: Gnawing fears
spring from U.S. narcissism
Viewpoint: Remembering a man
of conviction
EDITORIAL: Execution, even in
this case, is wrong
Perspective: Prayers and cabin
fever in the crosshairs
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