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Special Issue of
September 23, 2001
 From Chicago, with prayers
Students at scores of New York Catholic schools are receiving encouragement from their Chicago counterparts in the wake of the World Trade Center disaster.
Cardinal George: "It's hard to discover you're hated"
Chicago's Muslim Community Fearful.
A Simple Hope: Observations by Tom Sheridan
Digest: News and Updates
 The words have sprung up all over. “God bless America,” shouts from billboards. “United we stand” is emblazoned on signs, homemade and store-bought. Marquees flash with slogans patriotic and divine. Electronic flags join the real ones waving along the roadside. But the most common sentiment seems to be “God bless America” … linking faith and freedom. That’s the sense of this special edition of The Catholic New World.
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