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• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 26, No. 10 (May 1960)
  CONTENTS: Up The Coast And Home by Ammon Hennacy On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day St. Thomas and Civil-Disobedience That Majestic Calm by Edward Morin Letters News From Chicago by Karl Meyer Book Reviews Worlds Survive by Raymond E. F. Larsson South in the Winter by Robert Stowell Chessman by Jim Hughes Catholics And The State
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 26, No. 09 (April 1960)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Reactions To The Chessman Case by Robert Steed Two Monuments: Store Front and Prison The Southern Cross: Portuguese Africa by Anne Taillefer South and West by Ammon Hennacy Civil Disobedience To Civil Defense Stepping Up The Agitation Clemency For Henry Winston Comments On Chessman Book Reviews Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Nigra Sum sed Formosa – Et Fortis by John Stanley Ted Le Berthon
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 26, No. 08 (March 1960)
  CONTENTS: Chicago Tax Refuser Gets Year & A Day by Robert Steed On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Open Letter To The California State Legislature Karl Meyer Writes From Chicago Peter Maurin Farm by Beth Rogers Going South In The Winter by Ammon Hennacy The Negro Sit-Downs Pacifism And The Council Leaking Roofs and Men Without Roofs by Deane Mowre Teaching In the Bush by Jim Milord More Tales From A Viennese Wood by Arthur Sheeban Gandhi Said: Appeal for Orphans Co-Operative Housing by William Horvath Urgency Missing Bacalar, Mexico by Irene M. Naughton Friend Rat Reconciliation Bl. Martin House of Hospitality Book Reviews Nazareth in Galilee Teilhard de Chardin, S. J. Scientist Evolutionist, Priest Blaming the Pope? The Homeless Man
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 26, No. 07 (February 1960)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin We Are All Murderers In South West Africa by Anne Taillefer-Stokes On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Life In Sandstone Prison by Ammon Hennacy Spring Street by Deane Mowrer Letter from KARL MEYER Gandhi Said: Book Reviews Arriving by John Stanley Ammon Hennacy’s Lecture Schedule
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 26, No. 06 (January 1960)
  CONTENTS: Father John Faley Follower of Poverty Letter to an Imprisoned Editor Easy Essays by Karl Meyer Gandhi Said: A Treatise on Non-Violence? The Fundamental Alternatives Christ or the Bomb by Rev. Johannes Ude St. Helena: a Travelogue by Nicholas Rosa Nationalistic Journalism Seneca Indians Appeal to Chicago Readers War Itself Is The Problem Peter Maurin Farm by Elizabeth Rogers Poster: Visit Sion by Richard Kelly South Africa Worker Priests Letter from Agnus Dei Farm by Mario Carota A Carol For the Women’s Jail With a Happy New Year For Ammon by Deane Mowrer Christian Communism
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 07, No. 05 (January 1940)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays: Why Pick on the Jews? by Peter Maurin Catholic C.O. Wins Hearing In England Day After Day: With Those Who Labor in the South’s Vineyards [by Dorothy Day] Thou Shalt Not Kill by Rt. Rev. G. O’Toole A New Venture by Peter Maurin Seamen’s Union Protests Transfer of Ships The Gadfly by Heywood Broun Conference on Civil Rights Twilight of Civilization by Jacques Maritain, arranged by Peter Maurin Patron of Journalists George Benedict by Bill Gauchat Books Needed For Chinese Co-ops Pensacola Fishermen Patron of Seamen Election Ordered For Packinghouse Workers in Chicago Worcester, Mass. by Paul Lavoie Baltimore, Md. by James Rogan Fuller Brush Man by Francis E. King Harrisburg, Pa. by Mary Precon $100,000 Back Pay Given Under Wage-House Law Prostitution by Peter Maurin Committee of Priests and Laymen to Help Candle Co. Strikers In Defense of the Romantic Agrarians by Rev. John J. Hugo
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 01, No. 01 (undated [May 1933])
  CONTENTS: The Listener [by Dorothy Day] Negro Labor on Levees Exploited by U.S. War Dept. Less Child Labor Due to Present Low Wage Scale Easy Essays by Peter Maurin [printed as “Peter Maurain”] Attention Police! Do Something! Join Catholic League for Social Justice, Now! “Disregarded by War Department!” Communists, Despite Noise, Are Not Only Defenders of Scottsboro Case Is the Problem Black or White? Drab Futility in Workers’ Letters To Our Readers by Dorothy Day Book Notes For Gentle Sabotage, Style and Economy, Dine by Candle Light Courageous! “Just a word of praise for Mayor O’Brien.” Neighbors: Moving day in a poor family. Mary Is Fifteen: Children to take care of, meals to prepare… A Thought for the Day by Father Gillis, C.S.P. A Note of Cheer in Denver Mine Report