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

• Students' spiritual interests increase on campus
• Women priests
  by Marjorie K. Cole
• 2007 Ad
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• Rayfran das Neves Sales
• St. Joseph Health System
  by Bill Boylan
• Ecumenists confuse winter with spring
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Peace broker pitches a Tent of Nations
  by Colman McCarthy
• Going back is not an option
  by Rita Larivee
• Antonietta Meo
• Liturgical practices
  by Frank McGinty
• Not a second Vietnam: a different U.S. defeat looms in Iraq
  by David McReynolds
• Liturgy reform: no going back
• Challenging militarization
• Latin American human rights activists working to bring to justice leaders of Plan Condor, an intelligence-sharing initiative that united military dictatorships in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay from the 1970s and '80s, are seeing
• Homosexual lifestyles
  by Brad Huard
• A writer's enlightening stunt: obeying biblical tenets for a year creates a more reverent agnostic
  by Retta Blaney
• An odyssey toward meaning
• Advent program moved outside
• Julius Jia Zhiguo
• Mother Teresa
  by David Pasinski
• The 10 best films of 2007
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Cell research funding fought
• Letter on politics issued
• Vatican tells missionaries that good works aren't enough
• Ban on death penalty praised
• In search of exposure: those at the bottom of the presidential pack, overlooked and undercovered, get their say here, briefly
  by Michael Humphrey
• Bill supports pregnant women
• The Apple
  by Jim Littwin
• Vatican champion of reform finds hope in liturgy
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Quotable & notable
• Australia passes laws for pope
• Gems of the Catholic canon
  by Rachelle Linner
• Jesuits plan for life post-Kolvenbach
  by Raymond A. Schroth
• 'Spirit release' is a different kind of therapy: secular healers report promising results
  by Stafford Betty
• Untitled
  by Mary Anne Perrone
• U.N. looks to faith community
• 'The Golden Compass'
  by Charles Niblick
• Odyssey Catholics: young and restless, tenuously connected to their faith
  by Greg Ruehlmann