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• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 02 (February 1944)
  CONTENTS: “The Church Never Will Recognize A Regime Based On Forced Labor” What Is Man? By Eric Gill, Arranged by Peter Maurin Hospital Unit Has Post-War Plans Farming Commune by Dorothy Day Ren Joe Rosewood Unit Tells Its Story Why To Read A Book by Arthur Sheehan O Saving Host Catholic C.O.S. Having a Problem For the Good Earth Sam Newberry His Name by R. J. Scheeck The Gospel of Peace by Farther John J. Hugo The Four Masters by Brother Michael Simplicity and Duplicity Feed the Children Retreats Navy Praise An Artist Looks at Work by Ade Bethune A Farm in Ireland VI by Fr. Clarence Duffy Urbsbeata by Paula Holladay Employers’ Responsibility From The Mail Bag Writing V by Ade Bethune
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 01 (January 1944)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin PM Distorts News A World Court For World Peace by Rev. John A. O’Brien, Ph.D., LL.D. One Chain of Darkness Notes By The Way by Dorothy Day A Challenge to Women by Annie Riley Hale Ben Joe Labray V for the Virgin Will Rationing Regulations Close St. Joseph’s Kitchen? Gospel of Peace by Father Hugo An Old Legend She Objects by Mary Paulson The Holy Eucharist – Sermon of St. Thomas Aquinas On Fools— Why Propaganda? Keating and the Four Masters by Jeanne Williams A Farm in Ireland V by Fr. Clarence Duffy Farming and Mental Health by Arthur Sheehan We Are Happy To Recommend—by Francis N. Wendell The Holy Ghost New Community Book Reviews Writing V by Ade de Bethune Epiphany The Hand Jews and Catholics
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 11 (December 1943)
  CONTENTS: Money and Morals by Eric Gill Pius XII Hunger In India “Ben Joe” A Great Day For The Psychiatrists by Arthur Sheehan On the Mystical Body by Pius XII And for Our Absent Brethren by Dorothy Day The Need for Ownership “Gospel of Peace” by Father John J. Hugo Dear Editors:-- by Ron Mott All These things The Liturgy in the Post-War World by Liam Brophy, B.Ph. (Louvain) Writing IV by Ade de Bethune More “Folly” by Bob Sukeski A Farm In Ireland IV by Fr. Clarence Duffy Collectivism Book Review Staten Island Camp Destroyed By Fire Feed The Children A Saint on the Air, by J. F. Powers
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 10 (October 1943)
  CONTENTS: We Must Have Houses of Hospitality by Peter Maurin “And of Such Hostilities” Pope Pleads for Peace by Rev. John A. O’Brien, Ph.D., LLD. The Kingship of Christ Ben Joe Labray Notes By The Way by Dorothy Day Meditation for a Psychiatrist by Arthur Sheehan We Cary On by Peter Maruin Suffering Politics Without Good Gospel of Peace by Fr. John J. Hugo Truth and Freedom by Robert C. Ludlow The Family Rosary Writing by Ade de Bethune In Homage A Hand to the Plow by Bob Sukoski Commercialism and the Farm by Larry Heaney The Family And the Land The Family Wage by Tim O’Brien Weighty Principle by Pius XI Book Review In Short From the Mail Bag English PAX’s New Council A Farm In Ireland III by Father Clarence Duffy ‘No Clothes Today’ Symbols of Mary
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 09 (September 1943)
  CONTENTS: Let’s Keep The Jews for Christ’s Sake by Peter Maurin The Gospel of Peace by Father John J. Hugo Day After Day Ben Joe Labray Pittsburgh Pastor Attacks Proposal To Draft Fathers Labor Unions by Fr. Clarence Duffy Purim From The Mail Bag Slavonic Mission Inquiry Needed in State Hospitals Liturgy and Personality Writing II. By Ade Bethune Books Received Is Farming A Mortal Sin? Works for Mercy A Farm in Ireland II. By Father Clarence Duffy Railroads Still Hire Unfit ‘Coolie’ Labor Pius XI Partnership Hegira With Peter by David Mason
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 08 (July-August 1943)
  CONTENTS: Interview with Peter Maurin by Arthur Sheehan War Objectors Suffer Brutalities In Mo. Prison Blueprint For Demoralization Day After Day C.O.’s in Hospital For Feeble-Minded Work 12 Hrs. Daily “Put God First”—By Farther Clarence Duffy On Retreat The Superficial “Realists” Writing by Ade de Bethune Prayer and Penance Social Reconstruction Benedict XV A Farm in Ireland by Father Clarence Duffy Books to Read A Day In The County Jail by J. F. Powers The Family Wage Riot or Revolution Unless We Live As Christ’s Own by John Fleming They Can’t Wear Coupons
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 07 (June 1943)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Half Million Miners Halt War Work By Three Strikes Peace—Peace—Peace! address by Pope Pius XII Leo XIII on Just Wages Negro and White Battle in Detroit; Disorders Rampant For Christians No Just War Where Is Sanctuary? Patristics And Peace Catholic Conscientious Objectors The True International Day After Day Feeding Europe From The Mail Bag Catholics Can Be Conscientious Objectors by Fr. John J. Hugo Serapion’s Prayer Books of the Times by Fr. Clarence Duffy Your Grandson’s History Lesson Is Being Written Today! Mental Patients In Oregon Even The Poor Is the C.W. a Catholic Paper? Otherwise, Death More Abundantly Interview with Peter Maurin by Arthur Sheehan Letters from the Houses by Jack Thornton
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 06 (May 1943)
  CONTENTS: PAX by Peter Maurin Our Lady of Mott St. Peace Now Without Victory Will Save Jews “Catholics CAN Be Conscientious Objectors…” Feed The Hungry! Dead Men’s Bread Feeds the Starving In Polish Ghetto The Family Front Don Luigi Sturzo Christian Democrat by Fr. Clarence Duffy Christian Sociology By the Grace of God by Don Luigi Books Received “Pharisees” Not Saviors, Vatican Declares On Farming and Other Cooperatives Interview with Peter Maurin On Land and Children by Arthur Sheehan Taylor, Murphy End Hunger Strike On 82nd Day Negroes and Civilian Public Service Letter From Camp Aims and Purposes Day After Day From The Mail Bag Catholics Can Be Conscientious Objectors by Fr. John J. Hugo A Night In The County Jail by J. F. Powers Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors Pius XII “The Poor You Have Always With You” Strangest Parish In a Peasant Land by Francis Gabrovsek Fr. Judge Said: Catholic Worker Summer Retreats War Jon Thorton Writes St. Isidore’s Farm Farming Commune It Is Not Too Late by Ade de Bethune
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 05 (April 1943)
  CONTENTS: Interview With Peter Maurin by Arthur Sheehan Hunger Strikers Protest for Work Of Importance by Dorothy Detzer Pius XII 500,000 Polish War Orphans Face Death in Russia Day After Day Weapons of the Spirit by Fr. John J. Hugo Mines and Miners by Fr. Clarence Duffy English Catholic Worker by Mary G. Power Saints Say Peace, Not Victory Conscientious Objectors Have New Camp by Ray Pierzchalski It Needs to Be Said Again The Children Prayer for Apostles The Inadequacy of Material Defense Death Good and Evil From The Mail Bag The Small Way Retail Cooperatives Book Review Dictators and Personalists Books Received “My Sunday Missal” for Service Men Lenten Tidings Man’s Right To Live by John T. Giddings Famine Relief To the Land
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 04 (March 1943)
  CONTENTS: Radio Talk by Peter Maurin C.W. Bread Line Always With Us, Please Give Alms LENT Brutal Treatment Shows Need Of C.O.’s In Hospitals Day After Day Weapons of the Sprit by John J. Hugo Conscription Workers’ Ownership Through Co-operative Industry by Fr. Clarence Duffy Conscientious Objector CPS Camp 26, Alexian Bros, Hospital by Jim rogan C.O.’s Studying War Relief, Urge Feed Europe Now Feed Europe’s Starving Children by Rev. John A. O’Brien Selective Service Closes C.O. Camp Of Catholic Group bby Dwight Lacrowe From The Mail Bag Farmers’ Co-operatives Book Review North Carolina by C. L. Warner Farming Commune Land In Russia