Articles from U.S. Catholic (January 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A woman's place is in the Bible: far from being just a story about "the patriarchs," the Old Testament is full of surprising stories about courageous women who keep salvation history on course.	Hens-Piazza, Gina		2490
Acceptance.	Schlumpf, Heidi	Biography	174
Anchored woman: Kate Sullivan.	Freeman, Helaine R.	Biography	855
And the survey says ...		Brief Article	216
antiwar.org.	Kelly, Kathy		57
As I've gotten older, my image of God has ...		Brief Article	105
As was then, is now.	Robinson, Carmen	Letter to the Editor	170
Bishop Robert Morlino of Madison, Wisconsin has agreed to serve on the advisory board of the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation, formerly the School of the Americas, according to the National Catholic Reporter.			102
Bless the beasts and the BMWs: with the Catholic practice of blessing, nothing is too ordinary to be called holy.	Boudreau, Paul		773
Book of numbers.		Brief Article	119
Can't a witch get a break?	Dix, Tara	Brief Article	73
Celebrate this month: Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 16.	Schlumpf, Heidi	Brief Article	79
Chalk it up to a new year.	Gilmour, Peter		387
Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt.	Reardon, Patrick T.	Book Review	342
Correction.		Correction Notice	360
counterpunch.org.	Kelly, Kathy		13
Don't dis devotions.	Barror, Mel	Letter to the Editor	429
Don't we have any "church mothers"?	Cameron, Michael		490
General comments.		Brief Article	252
Get Behind Me, Satan.	Collum, Danny Duncan	Sound Recording Review	320
Good Night, and, Good Luck.	McCormick, Patrick	Movie Review	316
Good Samaritan throws demon from hood of car.	Dix, Tara		195
Good shepherd.	Eagan, Teresa Maria	Letter to the Editor	161
Hallucinogenic tea: a constitutional right?	Dix, Tara		97
Healing river.	Forrest, Jim	Brief Article	184
If more images of God were used, how might the church or worm be different?		Brief Article	249
In praise of penance.	Reilly, Pat	Letter to the Editor	335
Inconceivable: the spiritual test of infertility.	Schlumpf, Heidi	Cover Story	3441
Intelligent redesign.	Schlumpf, Heidi		458
Is there life after death?	D'Arcy, Paula	Interview	3384
Italian Catholics get a bum steer.	Dix, Tara	Brief Article	86
Joke of the month.	Dix, Tara		14
Let get in touch with God's feminine side: just because we call God "Father" and "Lord" doesn't mean we can't name God in other ways, too.	Brennan, Margaret M.		1280
My favorite image of God is ...		Brief Article	142
My worst experience with the conflict over inclusive God language was ...		Brief Article	258
New old church unearthed.		Brief Article	96
Our sisters' keeper: a recent United Nations report offers a sobering assessment on the condition of women.	Clarke, Kevin		687
Prom canceled.		Brief Article	76
See you in the funny papers.	Dix, Tara	Brief Article	62
Sex abuse not just an American problem.			102
Shoes of the fisherman.			49
Southern Anglicans blast North.		Brief Article	72
Student teachers: adults could learn a thing or two if only they listened more when young people of different faiths get together to talk.	Calderone-Stewart, Lisa-Marie		718
Teacher ousted over abortion issue.			151
The bishops of the United States have reaffirmed their opposition to the death penalty.			98
The church we deserve: in accepting the U.S. Catholic Award for Furthering the Cause of Women in the Church last October, Justice Anne M. Burke looks to the rich history of U.S. Catholicism for a vision of the church of the future.	Burke, Anne M.		1945
The most problematic image of God for me is ...		Brief Article	144
The movie The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (Walden) has spawned a small library.		Brief Article	126
The walking wounder: far from being redemptive, violence--whether in crimes or in war--comes back to haunt us all, including the perpetrators.	McCormick, Patrick		986
Time to confess.	Boys, Mary	Letter to the Editor	90
Today.	Schlumpf, Heidi	Poem	80
vcnv.org.	Kelly, Kathy		57
Verbatim.		Brief Article	182
Whatever possessed us? We all have our inner demons to face, it's just that some are more obvious than others.	Camille, Alice		1565