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• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 27, No. 09 (April 1961)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Cuba by Ed Turner A National Illusion by Dianne Gannon Traveling Westward by Ammon Hennacy Polaris Action Chrystie Street by Walter Kerell Life in an Indian Home by James E. Milord Interview With Father Athanasius—In The Shadow Of Athos by Barney McCaffrey The Story Of A Camp by Sheldon Weeks Anxiousness by Daniel O’Hagan Feed Thy Enemy by David Kirk Friendship House, Chicago A Letter From Africa Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Personal Integration by Richard Fichter Non-Violence in Africa
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 27, No. 08 (March 1961)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Stuart Sandberg Mercy by Denis Knight Delinquency and Words by Anthony Aratari Walk To Russia by Karl Meyer Spring Appeal Trip West by Ammon Hennacy Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Usury by Jacques P. Baker Apostle of Peace by Arthur Sheehan Integration in Christ Carhaix by Anne Taillefer Huysmans Society Is for Man Letter From Korea Bec Vilin by Herbert Mason Beyond the Pail by Julian R. Pleasants The land The Gulicks
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 27, No. 03 (October 1960)
  CONTENTS: Three Months At Alderson Prison by Eroseanna Robinson An Eye For An Eye by Jaques P. Baker Chicago Catholic Worker Civil Disobedience Krushchev and Alexander Nevsky by Dorothy Day St. Augustine On Capital Punishment Fall Appeal Spring Street by Charles Butterworth In the Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Rethinking CW Positions by Judith Gregory Work And Community by Irene Mary Naughton Letter From a Seaman Tanganyika Seminary Catholic Ashram To Those In Prison: Tertullian The Liturgical Life by Rev. Emanuel Larraln Hand Craft in America by Daniel O’Hagan Our Roots Grow Deeper by Dudley Laufman Monica Farm
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 25, No. 04 (November 1958)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Pope Is Dead – Long Live The Pope Let’s Keep The Jews For Christ’s Sake by Peter Maurin Chicago CW Traveling by Ammon Hennacy Dante, Envy, And Us by James W. Douglass The Parable of Andrew’s Coat by Arthur Sheehan Jube, Domne, Benedicere! By John Stanley Book Reviews Peter Maurin Farm by Stanley Vishnewski A Farm In a City by Tommy Huges
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 25, No. 01 (July-August 1958)
  CONTENTS: Sugar Workers Score Major Gains in Hawaii by Robert Casey On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Question And An Answer On Catholic Labor Guilds by Peter Maurin Forty Day Fast In Washington, D. C. by Ammon Hennacy Out Of These Ashes, This Love by Arthur Sheehan Segregation And The New Testament by Clinton Herrick, S. M. A Not-So-Easy Essay by Edward Morin Book Reviews O Song Of Solemn Man by John Batz From The Mail Bag For Frater David by John Stanley Peter Maurin Farm by Stanley Vishnewski Where Are We Going? Out; What Are We Doing? Praying Work and the Incarnation by Adelaide de Bethune
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 24, No. 11 (June 1958)
  CONTENTS: Review by Robert Steed of Thoughts In Solitude by Thomas Merton Walking and Fasting for Peace Three Who Have Died by Dorothy Day Camaldolese Hermits In the Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Catholic Youth Finds a Cause by Cyris Echele News From Koinonia St. Louis Meeting On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Peter Maurin Farm by Stanley Vishnewski Read, Eat and Live Easy Essay by Peter Maurin Letter from Irene Naughton Reality by John Stanley Appeal
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 24, No. 09 (April 1958)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essay by Peter Maurin African Bishops Denounce Segregation Bovine In The Tower by Jim Milord On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Colombian Bishops Ask Land Reform Australian Bishops Urge Accelerated Immigration Spring Appeal Chrystie Street by Kieran Dugan In The Market Place by Ammon Hennacy L’Arche, Non Violent Community In France by James Berry The Case Against Capital Punishment by Harvey V. Bowers Book Reviews The Life and Dream of St. Francis Peter Maurin Farm The Quite Terror In The Heart Of The Pulic Servant by William Sommers Poem by M. C. Richards The Indians and The KKK by Ammon Hennacy Who Is To Blame? By Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani From a Pilgrimage Diary by Larry Blum Interview With Helen Sobell by Anne Taillefer Letters to the Editor
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 24, No. 07 (February 1958)
  CONTENTS: “Yes! I Am A Radical!”—Peter Maurin Mexican Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Stop Atomic Tests In The Pacific Permanence and Precarity Chrystie Street by Kerran Dugan In The Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Reconnaissance Talk by Father J. F. T. Prince A Letter To A Russian by Eric Langkjaer Liberty and Leadership by John Stanley “Private Property” A Question of Semantics by Michael J. Clifford Farmer in “Psycho” (Cont. from Jan. issue) Man On A Merry-Go-Round by Jim Milord Peter Maurin Farm by Beth Rogers Sorokin Writes Hennacy Midwinter Song For The Women’s Jail by Deane Mowrer Who, Me? By John Stanley
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 24, No. 06 (January 1958)
  CONTENTS: Old Truths For The New Year From Peter Maurin Rawhide & Axle Grease by Jim Milord Farmer in “Psycho” by Richard Fichter Caesar Speaks Chrystie Street by Kerran Dugan In The Market Place by Ammon Hennacy The Fall Appeal On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Periodical Literature of 1957 by John Stanley & Norman Stein Visit to Washington by Charles Butterworth A Not for Catholics and Others by Father J. F. T. Prince Coal Mine Fatalities Speakers For January Thou Shalt Not Kill by Fr. Hohannes Ure Peter Maurin Farm by Beth Rogers Seven Books on Community reviewed by Beth Rogers Book Reviews Braceros from Ted Le Berthon From the Mail Bag Solidarity—The Mystical Body of Christ The Commonweal
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 24, No. 04 (November 1957)
  CONTENTS: Feed the Poor—Starve the Bankers by Peter Maurin Fall Appeal In The Market Place by Ammon Hennacy The Russian Revolution—Quadragesimo Anno The Elevation Of Man by John Stanley On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Thou Shalt Not Kill by Father Ude Chrystie Street by Kereen Dugan Communism: A Christian Evaluation by Father J. F. T. Prince Peter Maurin Farm by Beth Rogers Book Reviews Jail Story by Kerran Dugan Catherine Odlivak Obituary November 11 Eric Gill