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• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 39, No. 04 (May 1973)
  CONTENTS: The United Front: Making New Alternatives by Jan Adams Peter Maurin’s Program: The Land As Well-Spring by Mike Kreyche On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Anne Marie Fraser Tivoli: a Farm With a View Can Unions, Strikes, and Boycotts Be Just? By Jan Adams Oneita Strike Launched by Pat Jordan Notes In Brief Money-Lending, Interest, and the Christian by Eileen Egan Work, Cultivation and the “Green Revolution” by Chuck Smith Catholic Worker Positions Easy Essays by Peter Maurin A Radical Critique for These Our Times by Robert Gilliam Work, Society and Culture by Mike Kirwan A Report from Various Houses of Hospitality Feed The Hungry—Clothe The Naked—Shelter the Homeless
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 39, No. 03 (March-April 1973)
  RIWA Organizes Working Poor by Jan Adams Chavez, Workers Step Up Boycott by Dorothy Day UFW Seeks Health Care Revolution by Sister Pearl McGivney On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Render to God: The Imperative to Resist by Mike DeGregory Witness In Northern Ireland by Robin Percival Vietnamese Prisoners by Bob Murphy 36 East First by Anne Marie Fraser Book Review Letters Solzhenitsyn and the Artist’s Vocation by Helene Iswolsky Prisons: The Sorcery of Experimentation by Pat Jordan
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 39, No. 02 (February 1973)
  CONTENTS: Boycott A&P by Dan O’Shea Vietnam: Our Peace Is Christ by Pat Jordan Saigon Prisoners by Charlie King and Igal Roodenko Chinese Cultural Revolution: “Use Reason, Not Violence” by Jan Adams Hans Tunnesen by Dorothy Day Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Sothern Populism: Small Farmers Make Demands by Marge Baroni Peace Chronicle by Eileen Egan Thoreau and Civil Disobedience by James D. Vickery Prisoners’ Group Finds Hope by Ted Glick Village for Handicapped b Patrick Murray 36 East First by Ellen Moore Chile Breaks Chain of Oppression by Regis Debray Letter Thomas Merton: Social Critic by James Thomas Baker
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 39, No. 01 (January 1973)
  CONTENTS: Air Academy Action: Speaks Message of Peace by Fr. Stephen Handen “Peacemaker” Refuses Taxes by Ernest Bromley Et Al. The Vietnam War: “That Rough Slouching Beast” by Patrick Jordan On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: a Farm With a Veiw by Deane Mary Mowrer Nonviolence in Vietnam: An Exchange Jack English—Trappist Monk and Catholic Worker Editor by Tom Sullivan Lanza del Vasto Visits Catholic Worker by Eileen Egan Book Reviews Needs Assistant
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 38, No. 09 (December 1972)
  CONTENTS: Behold, He Comes: The Prince of Peace Revolutionists and the Cross by John L. McKenzie Bishop Calls for Action by Dom Helder Camara On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer On First Street by Sister Charity Hospital Picketed by Jan Adams Decry Cuba Blockade Bernanos’ “Diary of a Country Priest” by Robert Coles Poll Watching by Jan Adams With Krishna and Christ by John Moffitt The Discipline of Nonviolence by Lanza Del Vasto Tear Down the Walls, Abolish the Jails by Dan Delany The Cell: A Prison Novel by Horst Blenek Letters Apple Picking by Pat Rusk
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 38, No. 08 (October-November 1972)
  CONTENTS: Voting: Choosing What to Choose by Andy Chrusciel Lettuce Workers Demand Own Union by Rev. Chris Hartmire Community of the Ark Fall Appeal On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day “I Would Rather Talk About Hope” by Fr. Philip Berrigan, SSJ Prays, Fasts for Peace Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Indian Project Gains by R. D. Casey Peace Demands More than Study by Robert M. Oliva 36 East First by Jean-Pierre Boyette Letters UFW Files Suit
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 38, No. 07 (September 1972)
  CONTENTS: Wars And More Wars: “It Is Enough!” Vietnamese Monks Drafted American Monk Walks for Peace by Fr. Matthew Kelty, O.S.C.O. Peace Chronicle by Kileen Egan Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer 36 East First by David Warnke, CSC Look For Me In The Whirlwind Friday Night Unions Seethe with Discontent by Martin Arundel Creating a Financial Basis for “Alternatives” – The Ithaca Project by David Schinakel Letters “Blessed Are the Peacemakers” by Ted Schirm Mental Patients Oppressed by Edythe Shewbridge Rebel America by Lillian Symes and Travers Clement
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 38, No. 06 (July-August 1972)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Courage To Make Peace from Pope Paul VI People’s Blockade by A. J. Avery Catholic Workers Vigil IBM by Jan Adams Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Landlords Uproot Manhattan Tenants by Jan Adams You Folks Are A Bit “Mad” from Dan Moyser Letters A Summer’s Walk by Pat Rusk ICS Assembly: Politics Not Reconciliation Alternatives Conference Report by Mike Kreyche Setting Sail for Peace by Eileen Egan Strip Mining and the Church by Chuck Smith
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 38, No. 05 (June 1972)
  CONTENTS: Boycott Lettuce Co-op Housing Proposal Unionists Act for Peace by Martin Arundel On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Conjectures Of A Guilty Bystander by Thomas Merton Theater of Reconciliation by Clare Danielsson India Chronicle by Kileen Egan Book Reviews Letters Lament at Buffalo Creek by Chuck Smith
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 38, No. 04 (May 1972)
  CONTENTS: We Go On Record: CW Refuses Tax Exemption by Dorothy Day Federal Parole Board: The Caprice Of Punishment by Willard Gaylin Vietnam Horror Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer 36 East First by Pat Jordan Waitresses Strike: Demand Respect by Jan Adams Story Of A Legacy by Dorothy Day Bus-Visits to Prisoners “Productivity” Means Speed Up by Martin Arundel At The Harlem Armory by Pat Rusk Peter Maurin: If the Present is Different… The Future Will Be Different by Kileen Egan “I Am A Radical” by Peter Maurin Personalist Peter Maurin by Dorothy Day Catholic Worker Positions Bangladesh Chronicle: The Tide of Tragedy by Kileen Egan A Christian Monk and Peace by Thomas Merton