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Civil law trumps Bernard Law.(Church)
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February 9, 2003|
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The stranglehold grip of papal conservatism on the Catholic Church in the United States weakened somewhat with the resignation (Dec. 13, 2002) of Boston's embattled Bernard Cardinal Law. His powerful hold on the ecclesiastical structure was such that, for the last 12 years, no one became a bishop without his approval. His appointees to the episcopacy, men who will govern the church for decades to come, have been carefully selected to mirror his own hard-edged doctrinal conservatism.
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Law was the master architect and skilled craftsman of ...
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Biofeedback; Diagnosis.
Newspaper article from: NWHRC Health Center - Biofeedback
; Although biofeedback is harmless, your health care professional...your medical condition and guides the biofeedback therapist in developing an appropriate...progress as you proceed with treatment. Biofeedback is generally not a substitute for...
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Biofeedback; Key Q&A.
Newspaper article from: NWHRC Health Center - Biofeedback
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Biofeedback; Diagnosis.(health concerns of biofeedback)
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Biofeedback therapy shows ailing patients why the mind matters.
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Biofeedback helps people get a grip on their bodies
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Biofeedback; Overview.
Newspaper article from: NWHRC Health Center - Biofeedback
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