Articles from U.S. Catholic (January 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A triple dose of ethics.	Gary, Heather Grennan	Brief Article	264
Bad news.	Gary, Heather Grennan	Brief Article	100
Boat parade float.	Gary, Heather Grennan	Brief Article	69
Bullish Catholic values.	Gary, Heather Grennan	Brief Article	204
By the power vested in me by Thor, the Thunder God.	Dix, Tara	Brief Article	106
Catholic humor painfully un-funny.	Dix, Tara	Brief Article	319
Clean up on aisle five: who pays when Wal-Mart keeps prices--and standards of living--low?	Clarke, Kevin		706
Cross eyed.	Gary, Heather Grennan	Brief Article	106
Don't call them martyrs: all major religions honor their martyrs. But what about suicide bombers?	Cunningham, Lawrence S.	Column	763
Door to Door.	McCormick, Patrick	Television Program Review	89
Eat, drink, and be merry: Jesus was no stranger to good times, and neither should we be. So tell your fellow parishioners to turn that frown upside down and sing, dance, and raise a glass--a toast to the good news!	Camille, Alice	Column	1875
Epiphany.		Brief Article	133
Ghosts of the past.	Gilmour, Peter	Book Review	536
Good news.	Gary, Heather Grennan	Brief Article	109
Goretti gumption.	Gary, Heather Grennan	Brief Article	133
Holy keepsakes.	Rosean, Ted	Letter to the Editor	95
How great thou art: beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder when it comes to religious art. Although they may disagree about traditional versus modern art, U.S. Catholic readers responding to our survey do agree on the importance of art in spirituality and worship.	Abood, Maureen		2867
Hush.		Brief Article	70
In practice.		Brief Article	116
In the chapel of Saint Otis: a gym of one's own is, for Brian Doyle, a gift of holy proportions.	Doyle, Brian	Column	771
Labor of love: a job that makes you feel like kicking up your heels is something special. TV's award-winning drama The West Wing reminds us how good work can be.	McCormick, Patrick	Television Program Review	1196
Leap of faith.	Marousek, Karen	Editorial	510
Let us play: the fact that Sunday afternoon football games attract at least as much devotion as Sunday morning church services is evidence that athletics is a near religion in America. Is there something sacramental about sports?	Rosengren, John	Cover Story	2586
Life as a House.	McCormick, Patrick	Movie Review	104
Little faith in latex.		Letter to the Editor	239
Mourning has broken.	Dowd, Catherine	Short Story	2205
Peace imagined.	Beckett, Wendy	Reprint	132
Peace prayer.		Brief Article	129
Pet lessons.	Jasper, Richard	Letter to the Editor	70
Picture this: a renaissance of religious art: could your parish be a patron of the arts and help rekindle some of the spiritual spark that art has provided in centuries past?	Farrell, Michael J.	Column	1806
Put down the remote.		Brief Article	63
Quote.		Brief Article	16
Restoring forgiveness.		Brief Article	75
Speak up.	Heslin, Carley	Letter to the Editor	204
Steps to healing.		Letter to the Editor	708
The Shawshank Redemption.	McCormick, Patrick	Movie Review	119
The troubles I've seen.	Schaeffer-Duffy, Claire		805
Verbatim.		Brief Article	221
What Euthiopians are hungry for: two decades after its world-famous famine, Ethiopia is in trouble again. But they need more than just food.	Schlumpf, Heidi		1877
When I was in prison ...	Olszewski, John	Letter to the Editor	173
Why do we hold hands during the Our Father?	Philippart, David	Column	403
Witness.	McCormick, Patrick	Movie Review	107
Word of God.		Brief Article	114
Zero tolerance for torture: an interview with Sister Dianna Ortiz, O.S.U.	Scherer-Emunds, Meinrad	Interview	3424