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Lead Story
by Angela Ambrogetti, Wlodzimierz Redzioch

10

Benedict XVI 's Visit to the Synagogue of Rome

News
by Serena Sartini

18

Vatican
Pope's Upcoming 2010 Trips.

News
by Dr. Robert Moynihan

20

Haiti
The Sorrow of a Nation.

News
by Serena Sartini

22

Vatican
Interview with Archbishop Ravasi on the Church and Culture.

News
by Angela Ambrogetti

24

Diplomacy
Interview with Professor Miguel Diaz, New US Envoy to the Holy See.

News
by Dr. Robert Moynihan

26

US
March for Life in Washington Becomes International Reference Point.

News
by Cindy Wooden

28

Holy See
Archives Not So Secret.

News
by Cindy Wooden

29

Briefs
The Leaked Document and the Pope on Annulments.

News
by Wlodzimierz Redzioch

30

Analysis
The Code Behind the Code: Massimo Introvigne on Dan Brown's Books.

News
by Pat Morse

32

Reflection
A Lament for America.

News
by Micaela Biferali and Inside the Vatican staff

34

Roman Curia
Cardinal Martino Retires.

News
by Wlodzimierz Redzioch

36

Holy Land
Interview with Cardinal John Foley on the Christians' situation.

News
by Lucy Gordan

38

Of Books, Art and People
Interview with the Rector of St. Patrick's in New York City.

Columns
by Micaela Biferali

40

Vatican Watch: December and January
A day-by-day chronicle of Vatican events.

Columns
by Micaela Biferali

42

When in Rome
Exhibit: Et ecce gaudium.

Columns
by Inside the Vatican staff

43

Catechism
Return to the Baltimore Catechism, Lesson 25.

Columns
by Paul Haffner

44

Meditation
Lent 2010.

Columns
by Friar Tuck

46

The Sacred and Profane
Hospitality for Clergy in an Historic Palace.