Articles from U.S. Catholic (November 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[Cartoon].		Cartoon	27
Albuquerque, New Mexico--six peace activists were found guilty of failing to comply with official signs and directions after obstructing an elevator in an attempt to petition their legislator to end the Iraq war, according to the Albuquerque Tribune.			89
Altar ego: a candle and a few religious knickknacks on a bookshelf can help personalize our prayer lives. Why should the only religious art and altars be in churches?	Schlumpf, Heidi		985
At a theater near you.	Sweas, Megan		84
Basic training: catholic college students get schooled in peace and protest at the annual School of the Americas vigil.	Sweas, Megan		1846
Briefly noted.			155
Degrees of diversity: today's college graduations paint a multicultural picture, but true diversity is not just about statistics. It means embracing our differences, just like Jesus did.	Holtschneider, Dennis H.		1687
Do Catholic universities make the grade? We all love to cheer for Catholic colleges and universities, but it takes more than one way of being a Catholic university to educate today's students.	Yanikoski, Richard		2696
Don't forget deacons.	Kak, Thomas	Letter to the editor	224
Escape artists: films depicting the horrors of POW camps once showcased the cruelties of our enemies, but now the focus has shifted to our own atrocities.	McCormick, Patrick		1012
Fun, faithful fashion.	Sweas, Megan		161
Ghostly reminder.	Bleem, Jerry		192
How does a person become a saint?	Schorn, Joel		473
In vino veritas.	Sweas, Megan		121
Is this the best we can do? Cut the corny videos and dance moves. Both religious educators and parents need to step up to the plate if they want to pass the faith onto the younger generation.	Nixon, J. Peter		1515
Lessons in education.	Bigelow, Matt		453
More than words: rather than threaten our Christian faith, exploring the language and spiritual practices of other religious traditions may instead make us better Catholics.	Cones, Bryan		730
My Best Teachers Were Saints.	Hendrickson, Mary Lynn		344
No more CARE packages: instead of dumping grain in poverty-stricken regions, we should be investing cash.	Clarke, Kevin		705
Peace professor: Judy Mayotte knows hardship, both her own and that of refugees, but she teaches hope.	Lindow, Megan		977
Quotable.			57
R-E-S-P-E-C-T!	Lister, E.D.	Letter to the editor	59
San Diego settles.			78
Shut up and ...	Crooker, David	Letter to the editor	61
Some untutored protocol requires that every pun should be answered with a groan, but if you point out the least significant coincidence you will often get a gasp of wonder.	Rutler, George William		50
Still scandalized.	Ford, Eileen; Fox, Mary Pat; Fuchslace, Lucy	Letter to the editor	755
Tax reform: a visit from the incarnate auditor is a great opportunity to balance one's spiritual books.	Camille, Alice		1321
The eroding wall between church & state.			51
The Lives of Others.	McCormick, Patrick		314
Theology.	Collum, Danny Duncan		314
Turkeys gobble, families squabble: does your Thanksgiving dinner need a side of olive branch?	Hendrickson, Mary Lynn		713
Verbatim.			118
Vocational school: an interview with Sister Katarina Schuth, O.S.F.: having taught in and studied seminaries for 20 years, Katarina Schuth sizes up the changes in today's seminaries and the men they are forming for the priesthood.		Interview	3039
Warsaw--a Polish cardinal has called for the resignation of a priest/broadcaster who is accused of anti-Semitic remarks on his conservative radio station, the International Herald Tribune reports.			89