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May-June 2005
Volume 86, Number 3


Does It Differ from the Now-Fashionable Versions Found in Other Organizations?

The Wheaton Franciscan System Has a New Method for Training Mission Leaders

A Maine System Emphasizes Its Sponsor's Mission in All Aspects of Its Work

An Indiana Hospital Sets Aside a Day for Spiritual Renewal

A Texas System Practices What It Calls "Co-Ministry"

A Prism Makes a Good Metaphor for Our Understanding of "Mission"

Responding to health care needs and strengthening our ministry for the future

One Catholic Hospital Has a Method for Providing More—Not Less—Care

First in a Series on Canon Law

The First Article in a Series about the Significance of Genetic Science for Catholic Health Care

The Early Christians Lived the Theological Basis of Catholic Health Care

A Maryland-Based System Prepares Itself for Public Juridic Person Status