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Articles in Sept 28, 2007, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Canadian sect excommunicated
• The libertarians' dilemma
  by Larry Schweikart
• A time to act
• The paradoxes that surround us
  by Rita Larivee
• Dutch proposal was 'surprise'
• The CIA's reach
  by Vic Hummert
• Correction
• Religion 'spreading like cancer' in North Korea
• Chosen to be Catholic
  by Steve White
• Ad altare dei
  by David Crenshaw
• Norman Finkelstein
• Arab school
  by Dave Hall
• No public memorials scheduled for Amish school shootings
• Santa Rosa settles abuse cases
• Sr. Sheila Salmon
• Clerical celibacy
  by Greg Bullough
• Getting deeper: getting smaller: small Christian communities revitalize faith, strengthen parishes, participants say
  by Emilie Lemmona
• Bishops to fight trafficking
• When it comes to Jewish stereotypes, the legend of Woody Allen trumps that of Sandy Koufax
• Men's religious instincts
  by Louise Weber
• East meets West, and a storm erupts over the Vatican: Phans pioneering theology sets off doctrinal alarms
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Priest guilty of embezzling
• Leaving the United States for two years, living on $60 a month and washing his laundry by hand wasn't where Patrick Furlong expected to find himself after graduating from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles last year
• Gonzaga High School
  by Allen P. Novotny
• Anti-modernism's 100-year legacy
  by Robert McClory
• Quotable & notable
• Unfinished business: evolution offers an explanation of original sin
  by Daryl P. Domning
• Tiger Woods
  by John Harrigan
• Return to an unsettled land
  by Chris Herlinger
• Euthanasia charge denied
• The growing momentum of the Taliban
  by Jalal Ghazi
• Evangelical Catholicism
  by Clare Julian Carbone
• 2007 Ad
  by Brad Hirschfield
• Pope speaks up for ozone
• Displaced heroes: '3:10 to Yuma' is a gripping Western; 'Mr. Bean's Holiday' meanders
  by Joseph Cunneen
• In praise of the parish