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• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 10 (December 1968)
  CONTENTS: Thomas Merton, Trappist by Dorothy Day Along the Nisqually by Robert D. Casey 36 East First by Jack Cook On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Two Poems by John Fandel Thy Will Be Done by John J. Hugo Sonic Boom Over Long Island Sound by Margaret Diorio Endure Us, World by Frank Maguire Politics Is Politics by Peter Maurin From the Rhetoric of Abundance by Sally Appleton Weber Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 05 (November 1951)
  CONTENTS: Reflections on the Spirit of Christmas by Betty Bartelme Holy Father Deplores Armament Race "You Asked for a King" by Robert Ludlow Death of Father Onesimus Lacouture, S.J. by Dorothy Day Eightieth Birthday of Don Sturzo U. of California Denies Free Speech On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Maryfarm by Vincenza Baglioni Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Peter Maurin Farm by Georgia Kiernan Book Review: Waiting on God by Simone Weil Book Review: On Good Ground by Sister Helen Angela Hurley Book Review: The Origins of Totalitarianism by Hannah Arendt Strange Lands and Friendly People by William O. Douglas Poem: Christmas Canzone by Dachine Rainer
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 09 (November 1968)
  CONTENTS: “Faith and Violence” by Thomas Merton Catholic Worker Positions Cogley and the Relevance Of Radicalism by Jack Cook 36 East First by Jack Cook Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer The Plan Of Salvation by John J. Hugo Time and Reality by Margaret Diorio Elegy For an Acquaintance by Margaret Diorio New Communities in the South by Robert Swann The One Man Revolution by Ammon Hennacy Here Lies the World by Frank Maquire Oklahoma Noncooperator Gets Five Years by Michael Ketchum Seeds of Revolution Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 08 (October 1968)
  CONTENTS: Baltimore by Michael Ketchum Prague by Richenda Martin Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Shalom by Barbara Deming Fall Appeal The One Man Revolution by Ammon Hennacy On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Love Strong As Death – A Study of Christian Ethics by John J. Hugo PAX Open Letter To The National Conference Of Catholic Bishops
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 07 (September 1968)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Jack Cook Magnificat in Chicago by Jennie Moore Reflections of a Convict by Joesph P. O’Brien Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer The One Man Revolution by Ammon Hennacy The Military Chaplain as Moral Guide by Gordon Zahn Incarnation And War by Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. The Doomed Children of Biafra – A hard essay Letters Book Review “Resist Not Evil” by Julian Abernathy
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 06 (July-August 1968)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day “To Stand Where One Must Stand…” Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Resurrection City Number Two by Robert D. Casey Miller and Kelly Jailed by Jack Cook Tom Conell’s Arrest by Monica Ridar Cornell Che and the Revolutionary Experience by Jack Cook Christian Marxism and the Soul of Plato by John Illo PAX Americana by Christopher Pollock Traveling by Ammon Hennacy
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 05 (June 1968)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Cesar Chavez Talks In New York Nonviolent Napalm in Catonsville by Tom Cornell Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Jack Cook The Wild Places by Thomas Merton Letters King Memorial Book Review The Community Of Farm Workers by Pat Rusk From The War Zone by Karl Meyer
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 04 (April 1968)
  CONTENTS: Community Or Chaos? By Martin Luther King, Jr. “Let Us Love One Another” by Martin Luther King, Jr. On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Dynamism of Nonviolence by Father Emile Legault, C.S.C. Under the Sign of the Crown Bearer by James Milord Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Goodbye, Joe Hill by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Jack Cook The Gospel and Revolution by Sixteen Bishops of the Third World Fear In Our Time by Dorothy Day Mike Vogler Sentenced by Pat Rusk Book Review Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 03 (March 1968)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Nonviolent Union by Dorothy Day The Vietnam War: An Overwhelming Atrocity by Thomas Merton Chrystie Street by Jack Cook Chicago House by Karl Meyer Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Teilhard’s Vision of Peace & War by Jerome Perlinski Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Farewell to Father Reinhold – Friend and Teacher by Helene Iswolsky
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 02 (February 1968)
  CONTENTS: Tribute to the Nelsons by Dorothy Day On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Bread and Justice by Elizabeth Duran From The Mail Bag Six Poems by John Fandel Violence and the Gospel: a Theological Approach Their Struggle Is Ours Too Bowery Incident by Mary Kae Josh Poverty and Mental Health by Jean Forest
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 01 (January 1968)
  CONTENTS: Chrystie Street by Jack Cook A Meeting with Ignazio Silone by Dorothy Day A Response to The Resistance by Jack Cook Notes on Permanent Revolution by James Hanink Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chicago House by Karl Meyer The Sacred City by Thomas Merton Book Reviews Liberation: A Primer For Resistance
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 12 (December 1967)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Danilo Dolci’s Sicily by Dorothy Day Vietnam and Racial Conflict by Martin Luther King Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Jack Cook War And Vision: The Autobiography of a Crow Indian by Thomas Merton The Third World and Liberal Mythology by Peadar Mactire Beyond Politics by Vincent Kelly Pollard A Man and a Vision by Jack Cook Book Reviews Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 11 (November 1967)
  CONTENTS: Prison Notes by Rev. Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Delano: the City and the Strikers by Jack Cook Fall Appeal An Expose of the New Factory Farms by Donald G. Bloesch Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Jack Cook The Duty of Dissent by Rev. Ambrose Schaeffer, O.S.B.J. Auschwitz: A Family Camp by Thomas Merton Death and Transfiguration by Rev. Ambrose Schaeffer, O.S.B.J.
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 10 (September 1967)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Men of the Fields on the Pavements of New York by Jack Cook A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Bob Gilliam Sentenced To Two Years In Sandstone The Future Of Israel by L.F. Stone California Vineyards Revisited by Doug Adair Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Book Review Teachers Strike Requiescat in Pace Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 09 (July-August 1967)
  CONTENTS: Trials In Texas by Doud Adair Vatican II on Conscience The Powerless Blacks on Long Island by Jack Cook Editor Writes From Jail from Karl Meyer Father Milani R. I. P. Into the Lions’ Den by Karl Meyer Randolph Bourne and the Two Wars by Michael D. True A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Jack Cook Hunger And Thirst by James Hanink New House In Milwaukee by Michael Cullen Welfare vs War Cardinal Ritter’s Worry About Atomic Armaments Peacemaker Plans from Wally Nelson Letters Book Review
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 08 (June 1967)
  CONTENTS: Galley Slave by James E. Milord On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Rangers Riot, Strikers Suffer - Chaves: “We Will Endure” by Jack Cook Michael Gold (April 12, 1894-May 14, 1967) by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Tom Hoey Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Just War Is Not Just by Joan Tooke The Shoshoneans (A Review-Article) by Thomas Merton Book Review
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 07 (May 1967)
  CONTENTS: Strike Leader Comes East by Dorothy Day Spring Mobilization Vietnam and Beyond – from a talk by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Civil Disobedience by Hans Bertsch, O.F.M. Chrystie Street by Jack Cook Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Bernard Lazare by Thomas P. Anderson PAX Group Scores Draft Law Loaves And Fishes by Dorothy Day Pie in the Sky by Peter Maurin Everyone’s Paper On American Traits by Peter Maurin Aims and Purposes by Dorothy Day (originally in May 1943 issue) Way Of The Cross by Elizabeth McGrath A New Community by Jim Wilson New Year Letter from Karl Meyer Letter to Selective Service from Christopher S. Kearns Picking Apples by Raymond Benjamin Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 06 (March-April 1967)
  CONTENTS: Can We Serve Both Love and War? By Rev. Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. The Fast and The Waters by Jack Cook “Creation Is For Man” Spring Appeal On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Cathy Grant Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Mobilize On Saturday, April 15 To End The War In Vietnam Now Economic Development and Poverty by E.F. Schumacher ISHI—A Meditation by Thomas Merton Book Review
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 05 (February 1967)
  CONTENTS: Clerical Witness In Colombia Of Holy Disobedience A.J. Muste by Tom Cornell Opting Out North Nonviolent Protest by Pat Rusk On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Goldbricker’s Paradise by James Milord A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Pathology Or Racism-South Africa by Nancy Van Vuuren Chrystie Street by Tom Hoey Aparthood and the Christian by Rev. Joseph D. Ciparick, S.J. The Year Of The Goat by Eileen Egan Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Book Reviews Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 04 (January 1967)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays: On Personalism by Peter Maurin War Escalates, Tax Refusal Called For by Karl Meyer “In Peace Is My Bitterness Most Bitter” A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer James E. Wilson’s Statement Old Women Go To Bus Stations by Cecelia Paul From the Bottom of the Bottle by Marjorie C. Hughes St. Francis Hospital: In the South Bronx by Pat Rusk Book Review The Economics of Peace by Robert Swann Economics—U.S.A. An Interview with Vo Thanh-Minh by Herbert Mason The Lesson of Gandhi A Night In An Uncomfortable Inn by Stanley Vishnewski Letters Non-Cooperators Confront Draft by Richard W. Schweid
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 03 (December 1966)
  CONTENTS: Albert Camus And the Church by Thomas Merton Jim Wilson Gets 3 Years by Jack Cook New Front In Delano by Bill Esher Christmas Greetings Chrystie Street by Phil Maloney On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Ordeal of the Stranger A Farm with a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Elegy by Herbert Mason Book Review Visiting a Prisoner by Charles Butterworth Catholic Peace Fellowship Takes Shape In New Jersey by Jean Kellan A Poem Dedicated To Terre Des Hommes by Kay Boyle Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 28, No. 04 (November 1961)
  CONTENTS: The Shelter Ethic by Thomas Merton Cuba and the Christian by Diane Gannon Mississippi and “MOM” by Terry Sullivan Letters From California On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day March for Peace by Karl Meyer The Leaven of Fervor Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Protest In England Continued by Carol Gorgen Letters On Cuba Barbarians and Civilized by Peter Maurin Further Clarification by Judith Gregory Russian Memories by George Bennigsen Before Snow by Jean Morton Easy Essays by Peter Maurin The Story of the Church
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 02 (October-November 1966)
  CONTENTS: The Crafts Of Freedom by Abbott Hoffman The Pathology Of Racism by Rev. Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. Draft-Card Burners Convicted New Yorkers Plan Apartheid Protest The Death of Roger La Porte Fall Appeal On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Perseus: Lines for an American (alone, in armor) by Herbert Mason Letters The Bitter Grape Priests and Policemen by Peter Maurin Man And The Bomb by Cecelia Paul Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 01 (September 1966)
  CONTENTS: “With Piercing Cry and With Tears—“ Pope Paul Pleads for Peace in Vietnam Morality and Vietnam On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Huelgistas March by John McKeon Support For Italian Co A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Tom Hoey Fort Hood 3 Sentenced Neo-Capitalism and Papal Teaching by Rev. Peter J. Riga David Urquhart: Peacemaker At Vatican One by Margaret Maison Letters Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 11 (July-August 1966)
  CONTENTS: DiGiorgio Struck Huelga! Join By Not Buying by Dorothy Day Love and Hate In Chicago Army Objectors Inprisoned Morality and Vietnam Protester Jailed Poverty’s Progress The Victim Soul by John McKeon A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Phil Maloney No Taxes for War in Vietnam The Council And Nuclear War by Herve Chaigne, O.F.M. Reply to Father Hugo by Canon F. M. Drinkwater Against Apartheid Roman Refusal Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 10 (June 1966)
  CONTENTS: Paul VI on the Primacy of Charity The Enjoyment Of Peace by Jim McMurry On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Legacy of Camilo Torres Chrystie Street by Phil Maloney Buddhist Monk Wages Peace by Nicole d’Entremont A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer The Last Indian War by Robert D. Casey Farm Workers’ Pilgrimage by Bill Esher Reply To Canon Drinkwater Letters Outrage and Compassion
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 09 (May 1966)
  CONTENTS: Redwood City Fights Napalm by Maxine Shaw Peter Maurin, Radical by Arthur Sheehan A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Letter from Hong Kong by Karl Meyer The Church of the Poor On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Phil Maloney The Challenge Of Marxism: A Dialogue Looking Around by Thomas P. Murray Vietnamese Priests Speak
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 08 (April 1966)
  CONTENTS: On Doing Prison Timer For Draft Refusal by Paul Salstrom War Protest Christians In The Century Of Fear by James W. Douglass Spring Appeal On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Looking Around by Thomas P. Murray “With a Good Deal of Pride” Death Of A Peacemaker Poverty And Destitution by Dorothy Day
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 07 (March 1966)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Closing Of The Gap by N. Nage Random Reflections On Poverty And Selling Catholic Workers by Thomas P. Murray Why I Broke the Law A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Jim Wilson Poverty’s Progress: The Shy Apostle by John McKeon Book Review Letters Don’t Buy Schenley’s! The Essence of Fasting Mystical Body by Stanley Vishnewski Alternative Service
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 06 (February 1966)
  CONTENTS: The Organizer by Dorothy Day Delta “Invasion” The Transcendence Of Catholicism by Robert Ludlow Meditation On The Sea by Nicholas Rosa Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Nicole d’Entremont Book Reviews “No More Strangers” by Thomas Merton Mystic Sorrow by Herbert Mason When Christ Was King by Peter Maurin Looking For A House Search For Identification by Rev. Thomas J. Carroll A New Type Of Warfare by Stanley Vishnewski Fire The Bosses! By James Milord Father Hugo On Marriage by Canon F. H. Drinkwater Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 05 (January 1966)
  CONTENTS: Which Shall We Perform? The Christian Approach by Jim Wilson Honored Dead Grape Strike in Delano by Alan White The Case For Utopia by Peter Maurin Beyond Anti-Communism by Rev. Peter J. Riga A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Catherine Swann The Risks of Commitment Dom Lorenzo Milani – A Priest-Teacher On Trial Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 04 (December 1965)
  CONTENTS: The Human Family and Vietnam by James Douglass Prison Letter from Murphy Dowouis On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Dorothy Day and Lenin by Roy Lisker A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Christopher S. Kearns Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy S.C.L.C. Appeal by Martin Luther King, Jr. Book Reviews War, Racism And Mass Media by Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger How to Open A House of Hospitality by Stanley Vishnewski The Road to Peace
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 03 (November 1965)
  CONTENTS: Burning a Draft Card by Catherine Swann Life & Death on the Streets of New York by Tom Cornell Suicide or Sacrifice? By Dorothy Day Crime Against God and Man by Bishop Charles Grant Proximate Occasion of Sin by Rev. George Andrew Beck Chrystie Street by Nicole d’Entremont On Pilgrimage (Cont’d from October issue) by Dorothy Day Why Destroy Draft Cards? By Dwight MacDonald A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Why I Said No to the Draft by Murphy Dowouis Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Book Reviews Problems of Conscience by Rev. George Andrew Beck Liturgy and Society by Canon F. H. Drinkwater Requiem for a Flame by Anne Taillefer
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 02 (October 1965)
  CONTENTS: Christian Citizenship by the Rt. Rev. Christopher Butler, O.S.B. CW Staffer Imprisoned On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Saint Francis of Assisi by Pope Paul VI Vietnam and America’s Conscience by Rev. Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer The Faces Of the Poor by Pat Rusk Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy From The Mail Bag Chrystie Street by Nicole d’Entremont Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Book Review
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 02 (September 1965)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day No More Hiroshimas by Pope Paul VI “We Declare Peace…” by Tom Cornell St. Marximus the Confessor On Non-Violence by Thomas Merton Status Quo and Revolution by Hidegard Goss-Mayr Lanza’s Ark by Clement Leclerc A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Book Review Five Days In Jail by Patricia Rusk One Year Old by David Mason Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy The Arrest by Carol Shields Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 12 (July-August 1965)
  CONTENTS: Special Issue—War and Peace At the Vatican Council The Council And The Bomb by James W. Douglass We Are All Under Judgment Destruction Hangs Over Humanity On Making Lasting Peace (Article 25 from Schema XIII) Not Even a Single Lie The Church and the Nation “Whether the Human Family Will Live Or Die” Questions On Modern War On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Nicole d’Entremont Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Book Review American Experts and Schema XIII by Gordon C. Zahn A Strong Statement For the Good of Mankind by Dr. Benjamin Spock
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 11 (June 1965)
  CONTENTS: Freedom Writers by Anne Taillefer Open Letter To President Johnson from Lewis Mumford Schoolday In Man Quang by Denis Knight The Community of the Faithful by Rev. Charles English, O.C.S.O. Big Chief Jim Crow by Christopher S. Kearns What Does Ammon Mean? by Dorothy Day Book Reviews Tivoli Farm Summer Activites Joseph House by Julio Paz Y Mino & Michael Inemer Common Ground Farm Wage Workers Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 10 (May 1965)
  CONTENTS: Petition We Strangers And Afraid by Karl Meyer Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Peter Maurin, Personalist by Dorothy Day A Hard Row to Hoe by Henry Anderson Catholic Worker Positions To Our Readers Start Of The Catholic Worker by Maisie Ward Peter Maurin Revisited by Walter Doyle Recollections of Peter Maurin by William Gauchat Book Reviews Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 09 (April 1965)
  CONTENTS: To Selma And Back by Nicole D’Entremont The Black Man’s Burden by Rev. Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. Project Loaves And Fishes by David Mason Saint Joan Of Arc by Fritz Eichenberg Spring Appeal by Dorothy Day The Berlin Wall In Selma, Alabama by Tom Cornell On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Clare Bee
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 08 (March 1965)
  CONTENTS: Tivoli: A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer In Peaceable Conflict by Rev. Daniel Berrigan, S.J. On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day An Expatriate Looks Back by James E. Milord Seven Baskets of Fragments by David Mason Herald of Revolution by Nicole D’Entremont Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy The Parade by Jon Swan From The Mail Bag Litany Of Freedom Fighters From Louis K., Twenty Years After by John A. Lynch Book Reviews Five Free Lectures