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Articles in Jan 26, 2007, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Radio spots back law reform
• Frank Nally
• 'Betrayal' of nuns doesn't hold water
  by Colman McCarthy
• Quotable & notable
• Scientists say placenta may ease stem-cell debate
  by Kitta MacPherson
• The nobility of soldiering
  by Doug Lovejoy
• Cartoon steals show at Latin-rite bishops' meeting
• Nephew joins protest on uncle's behalf
  by Patrick O'Neill
• Limbo may be crowded
  by Clarke Miller
• Court rules against scarves
• Unity week highlights what religions have in common
  by Tom Burke
• Church embezzlement
  by Katherine Hughes
• Palestinian rivalry condemned
• Arrest of usher triggers outcry in diocese
  by Patrick O'Neill
• Healing church's wounds
  by Joan Kenneke
• Anti-Catholic drive persists
• Bishops address immigration reform, migrant labor
• Lawyers' money grab
  by August Tican
• Beware 'Christian nationalism'
  by Thomas W. Roberts
• Starting point
  by Christina Zaker
• One bloody Sunday: 35 years ago, British soldiers opened fire on Irish protesters: it's an old story, of many times, many places
  by Patrick Hicks
• Global warming: time to reverse it
• Blood line
• Francis Okobo
• Former Cold War officials issue plea for nuclear sanity
  by David Krieger
• Ridding the world of nukes
• Church sale raises ire
• Mission Education and Promotion
• The architecture of simplicity: a concern for light and quiet shape Cistercian monasteries and spirituality
  by Thomas C. Fox
• Theocratic dreams: author investigates the many faces of Christian nationalism
  by Ed Conroy
• Clergy can opt out of civil unions
• Jimmy Carter
• Eat, or the journey will be too long
  by Demetria Martinez