Articles from U.S. Catholic (November 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[Cartoon].	Sweas, Megan	Cartoon	11
A Christianity informed by yoga's rich inner mysticism and Hinduism's profoundly inclusive worldview can rediscover itself.	Paul, Russill		46
A road map to peace.	Maloof, David T.; Alflen, Joan	Letter to the editor	216
All roads lead to Wichita.	Weber, Chuck; Cronin, Patrick	Letter to the editor	205
Bad news.	Scherer-Emunds, Meinrad		105
Bars: just because you're old and feeble doesn't mean you can't outwit your children.	Sauro, Joan		438
Be here now: there's no time like the present for living in God's presence.	Daley, Kathy		1000
Biblical Literacy: Essential Bible Stories Everyone Needs to Know.	Camille, Alice		340
Briefly noted.	McCormick, Patrick		151
Cup o' kindness.	Sweas, Megan		89
Death of a Novelist.	Doyle, Brian	Poem	413
Deathbed confusion: when it comes to caring for the terminally ill, Catholics sometimes struggle to decide when enough is enough.	Gary, Heather Grennan	Cover story	3918
Divine comedian: actress Siobhan Fallon Hogan is serious about faith and family, but that hasn't stopped her from being funny, too.	Carlton, Diane		1022
Good news.	Scherer-Emunds, Meinrad		92
In the service: the U.S. armed forces are looking for a few good men--priests--to serve Catholics in uniform. But some question whether Father should rank among military officers.	Lasker, John		2776
Inalienable rights: aren't all creatures--extra-terrestrials included--created equal?	McCormick, Patrick		980
It takes a parish: the key to a thriving parish is not so much what goes on inside, says this longtime pastor, but what its members are doing beyond its walls.		Interview	3337
Julie & Julia.	McCormick, Patrick		315
Jumping off the pedestal.	Atkinson, John	Letter to the editor	145
Life support: the pro-life movement is hardly monolithic, those responding to U.S. Catholic's Reader Survey reveal, and that's a good thing. Activists, nurses, priests, and parents are all needed to create a culture of life.	Hendrickson, Mary Lynn		2647
Life theater.	Sweas, Megan		135
Missal defense.	Kilbourne-Glynn, Colleen	Letter to the editor	96
One like us.	Bleem, Jerry		240
Plain and simple.			86
Please, sir, I want some more: the nation's most vulnerable children are getting the short end of the spending stick.	Clarke, Kevin		697
Poor examples: regardless of their privileged upbringing, these saints show us that less is truly more.	Camille, Alice		1395
Popular Songs.	Collum, Danny Duncan		310
Privileged service.	Ward, Veronica; Perego, Martha	Letter to the editor	167
Quotable.	Cooper, Noel	Quotation	84
Remedial catechism.	McBride, John J.	Letter to the editor	78
Sin by city.	Sweas, Megan		192
Sometimes I feel like a motherless child: absence makes the heart yearn for a father's ear and a mother's lap.	McCullough, Maryann		999
Spiritual bouquet.	Daddona, Nicholas A.	Letter to the editor	147
Stopping for death.	O'Connell-Cahill, Catherine		482
Survivor's guilt: praying for our faithful departed on All Souls Day lets us rest in peace, too.	Maafe, Ken		686
Takin' it to the streets, on both sides now.	Scherer-Emunds, Meinrad		80
United we stand.	Scherer-Emunds, Meinrad		88
Use your inside voice: the high pitch of pro-life advocacy could heed some old-fashioned parental guidance.	Cones, Bryan		723
Verbatim.	Scherer-Emunds, Meinrad		129
Who were the prophets?	Schorn, Joel		444
You are what you eat: the Eucharist is the ultimate power food.	Scobey, Annemarie		749