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Article In Paradisum In HBO's seductive, award-winning drama, the character who deserves top billing is death. By Celia Wren March 28, 2003
Article Not Just a Game In a nation battered by political corruption and economic collapse, a match between the soccer clubs River Plate and Boca offers a rare chance for Argentines to forget their well-publicized woes. By Carlos Lozada December 20, 2002 Sports
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Article Did Juan Diego Exist? Despite his canonization, the question of Juan Diego's existence will not go away. By Stafford Poole June 14, 2002 Saints
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Article Death & Lies In El Salvador How Robert E. White, a successful American diplomat, became a candid critic of U.S. foreign policy. By Margaret O’Brien Steinfels October 26, 2001 Latin America Politics Social Justice International
Article The Innocents Only through a life like Christ’s can such wrongs be righted, such senseless deaths set in counterpoint. By Paul Elie October 12, 2001 The Last Word
Article What kind of 'War'? A journalist, a diplomat, a foreign-policy expert, and a theologian contemplate our future. By The Editors September 28, 2001 War and Peace Terrorism