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Cover Story
by Dr. Robert Moynihan

10

Benedict Speaks to the World About God and Peace
The Regensburg Speech

News
by Gerard O'Connell

24

Going Back to Assisi
Prayer and Dialogue for Peace.

News
by Guido Horst

26

Mission Accomplished
Benedict XVI in Germany.

News
by Charles Collins

28

Intelligent Design
A new head for the Vatican Observatory.

News
by Alberto Carosa

30

Benedict XVI in Manoppello
The 500th anniversary of the relic's arrival.

News
by Alexander Smoltczyk

34

Unknown Catholic Country
A journey to Equatorial Guinea.

Culture
by Stefan Brenske

36

Icons: Where God Meets Men
The meaning and importance of icons.

Culture
by Vladimiro Redzioch

40

Interview: Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone
More a "secretary of the Church" than a "secretary of state."

Culture
by Roy Schoeman

44

Analysis: Maritain and the "Mystery of Israel"
Jewish-Christian relations.

Culture
by Vladimiro Redzioch

48

Anniversary: Marconi and Vatican Radio
An interview with Marconi's daughter.

Columns
by Fr. Bernard O'Connor

50

Roman Reflection: The Ad Limina Visit
Sign of unity and mutual support.

Columns
by Lucy Gordan

52

People: "Reconciliation and Renewal of Faith"
Cardinal Péter Erdö.

Columns
by Micaela Biferali

56

Vatican Watch: August & September
A day-by-day chronicle of Vatican events.

Columns
by Micaela Biferali

60

When in Rome: Exhibitions

Columns
by Father Paul Haffner

61

Meditation: St. John de Brébeuf and Companions
Martyrs of North America.

Columns
by Friar Tuck

62

The Sacred and Profane: Back in Ancient Rome