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• Restoring faith after a difficult year | Most pupils are back at a city Catholic school shaken by sexual abuse (The Baltimore Sun)
  
  
• Bishops conspired, says abuse plaintiff | Alleged victim charges U.S. Catholic leaders with protecting pedophile priests (Los Angeles Times)
  
  
• Pondering his fall within the church | Priest offers defense, plans to appeal (The Washington Post)

Money and business:

• Corporate scandals tainting donations | The recent investigations of some of America's richest corporate executives have created a moral dilemma for universities, museums, charities and politicians wondering whether they have been the inadvertent beneficiaries of ill-gotten dollars (The Washington Post)
  
  
• Tim McGuire to write work/spirituality column | Former editor of the Minneapolis Star Tribune was recent president of American Society of Newspaper Editors (Editor & Publisher)
  
  
• Churches' labor finds role in marketplace | More than ever, houses of worship are including business ventures in their focuses on ministry and outreach (The Baltimore Sun)
  
  
• A whale of a job | Local VeggieTales marketers going overboard to promote feature-length 'Jonah' (Nashville Business Journal)
  
  
• NavPress plans to expand | Changes due to success of The Message (Publishers Weekly)
  
  
• Bigger not always better | When it comes to stressing strengths at Franklin-based Resource Agency, Mike Keil won't be 'Left Behind' (Nashville Business Journal)

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