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Articles in Sept 21, 2003, issue of Catholic New Times

• Amnesty calls for Ipperwash inquiry
• Sandinistas mend fences with Catholic leaders
  by Paul Jeffrey
• The Magdalene Sisters: fine film about bad religion
  by Rosemary Ganley
• Reflections on Labour Day 2003: the social teaching of the church
• Students say, "we are studying on empty"
• U.S. Embassy warns Salvadoran voters
  by Paul Jeffrey
• Whale rider: just another big fish movie? Think again
  by Ted Schmidt
• From the editor's desk
  by Ted Schmidt
• Maude Barlow on Mexican watch list for WTO meeting
• Victims no longer?
  by Ann Pettifer
• The claim of anti-Catholicism
  by Finn Gallagher
• Harpur disturbing, reader says
  by John Kin
• Van Haverbeke president of World Day of Prayer
• Development and Peace to Cancun
• "The lawyer is us," reader says
  by Bob Wild
• Reader to hierarchy: "wake up."
  by Konrad Muncs
• Students stand and deliver against sweatshops
  by Kevin Spurgaitis
• Reform groups pledge support of Milwaukee priests' call for optional celibacy
• The gift of 'bad fags'
  by Jim Loney
• Encouraged by Brassard
  by Ian Macdonald
• Wal-Mart's impoverished America
• Serial abuser murdered in prison
• One set of footprints
  by Joelle Morgan
• Quote/unquote
• Global warming speeding up
• Leading historian praises Catholics and Pius XII: a Jewish response to Daniel Goldhagen and John Cornwell
  by William Doino
• Life well lived the best answer
  by Barry Blackburn
• Or report criticizes Israel
• Human labour and Christian leadership
  by Richard Shields
• To work and to love
• Nuns apologize
• Former editor speaks out against same-sex marriages
  by Janet Somerville
• Choosing a government
• Failed Israeli society collapses while its leaders remain silent
  by Avraham Burg
• Jesus blood never failed me yet
  by Jim Noonan