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April 19, 2002 Cover story:
He knew terror, now he preaches
nonviolence
Once a captive in Lebanon, Jerry Levin says war misses the
point
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Crisis in the
Church - Clergy Sex Abuse
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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: From terror
ordeal, husband and wife commit to peace
Inside NCR
Starting Point: Jesus, humble
as driftwood
Church in Crisis: Documents
provoke fresh anger
Church in Crisis:
‘Defensive ministry’ necessary, priest says
Church in Crisis: Church
office to monitor child protection
Settlements fuel war’s
fire in Middle East
Stopped in Ramallah, they talk
with a soldier
A
cathedral grows up in the city
Financing from the living and
the dead
He
makes some mad, but he gets hired
At
the Movies: Games of love
Demetria Martinez column:
Bush’s war brings uncertain times for peacemakers
Moments in Time: Lively lay
activism
Viewpoint: Another time bomb:
symbol v. literalism
EDITORIAL: U.S. scandal sends
warning worldwide
EDITORIAL: Suggestions for
living through the crisis
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