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  <tableOfContents>Introduction -- Learning by listening: the life experiences of eight Catholic women -- "Everything has changed": themes of survival, sex, faith, and self-care in the women's stories -- Self-care and Christian descipleship -- A pro-life approach to HIV prevention and care -- Marriage for life: a Christian theology of marriage in a world with AIDS -- Implications for parish life: survival, sex, and prayer in everyday pastoral contexts -- Conclusion -- Afterword -- Appendix. Community resources: organizations that assist people living with HIV/AIDS in Chicago.</tableOfContents>
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