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• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 23, No. 03 (October 1956)
  CONTENTS: C.W. Editors Will Picket Kohler by Robert Steed A Belgian Objector: Jean Van Lierde by Bernard Coutaz Reply to “The Liguorian” by Robert Steed In The Market Place by Ammon Hennacy On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Dying And Yet We Live by Karl Stern Sweatshop by J. Michael McCloskey Four Interviews With Peter Mauring by Arthur Sheehan Book Reviews A Week At Peter Maurin Farm by Marie Indian History by Ammon Hennacy Developments at Koinonia For One Who Is Love by Deane Mowrer Letter from a Soldier Who Speaks For The Church? By Most Reverend Robert J. Dwyer, D.D. Chrystie Street by Robert Steed A New Independent Monthly Liberation French Community Abbe Pierre Speaks Union Organizer Victim of Witchunt Quest For Community Plea from the Clothes Room Letter to France Fritz Eichenberg
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 23, No. 01 (July-August 1956)
  CONTENTS: Thanksgiving Mass In Lincoln Tube by Robert Steed C.W. Editors Arrested In Air Raid Drill by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Robert Steed Hiroshima Day Non Violence and Love of Enemies by Fr. Regamey, O.P. In the Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Ban The Bomb Co-Existence—and Christian Conscience by Jerem O’Sullivan-Barra Ow To Strike by Peter Maurin Letter From A Farmer Distributism Is Not Dead by Dorothy Day Cotton Gins by Ammon Hennacy Book Reviews On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Song for Eileen’s Marriage by Ned O’Gorman Nuclear War And The Liberals’ Dilemma by Edmund J. Egan Eric Gill
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 22, No. 11 (June 1956)
  CONTENTS: Negro Farmers Need Help: Build Cotton Gins by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Robert Steed Alabama-1956 by Eileen Fantino Creation In The Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Co-Existence—and Christian Conscience by Jerem O’Sullivan-Barra Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Waiting For Godot by Ned O’Gorman Crazy Defense Crafts vs Industry Peter Maurin Farm by Beth Rogers Alleluia by Helen Lathrop Going To the Job by Robert Ludlow On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Rejoice How to Keep Conscience Clear Personalism by Tom Cain Hope in the Midst of Apathy Summer Camp
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 22, No. 09 (April 1956)
  CONTENTS: Men Without Hope: Industry’s Victims Apostle of Sicilian Poor On Trial What’s Wrong With Communism by Peter Maurin “The Poor You Will Always Have With You” Peter Maurin Farm by Beth Rogers The Daily Worker Case In The Market Place by Ammon Hennacy On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Book Reviews Fireproofing by Ammon Hennacy Community Conference Street Apostolate by Robert Steed
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 22, No. 08 (March 1956)
  CONTENTS: On Segregation Easy Essay by Peter Maurin Individual Income Tax: War’s Chief Supporter by Ernest Bromley Parce Domine- Peter Maurin Farm by Beth Rogers In The Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Personalism by Tom Cain On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Bishop Speaks Book Reviews Letters Spiritually, We Are All Semites by Leon Bloy Lenten Thought
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 22, No. 07 (February 1956)
  CONTENTS: Is Pacifism a Precept? By Robert Ludlow Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Personalism: The One Man Revolution by Tom Cain Dissatisfaction In Dixie Two Plays by John Stanley “U.S. Keeps Detention Camps Ready” by Ammon Hennacy In The Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Italian Objector Faces 2nd Prison Term The Apostolate of Being Poor by Fr. Kenan Heise, OFM Book Reviews On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Bakunin Revisited by Helene Iswolsky A Small Disciple by Robert Grant Letters Gratitude by Dorothy Day Converts Archbishop Cushing
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 22, No. 06 (January 1956)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Easy Essays by Peter Maurin H-Bomb Tests And Human Survival by Bebbie Brennan Christmas In East Harlem by Eileen Fantino Peter Maurin Farm by Beth Rogers Ward’s Island by Julie Lien “Guilty, Sentence Suspended” by Ammon Hennacy Holy Father Pleads For Nuclear Ban by Robert Steed In The Market Place by Ammon Hennacy The Condition of Labor by Robert Steed No Credit by St. Ambrose Combatting Communism by St. Gertrude Can Modern War Be Just? Book Reviews Our Persecuted Brother by Ruth Reynolds Letters Who Are They? By Thomas Merton Mauriac Endorses French Leftists by Edmund J. Egan
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 22, No. 04 (November 1955)
  CONTENTS: November, Month of Remembrance Blessed Martin de Porres Our Fall Appeal What Is Happening? Trial Continued Until Nov. 16 by Dorothy Day Peter Maurin Farm Fr. Paul Judge Death Of A Boy by Eileen Fantino The Arrest of Robert Barrat by E. J. Egan Vatican Speaks by R. S. Missionary Needs Horse Two Boys Die Of Hunger After Foraging In Garbage Cans Reverse by Anne Taillefer Letters Book Reviews Green Magic by John Stanley The Bridge Misery by Mary Ryan Boyd Death On The Levee by Stanley Becker November 11 by Ammon Hennacy Catholic Workers The Condition of Labor by Robert Steed Boycott Applesauce Friday Night Speakers Unions Must Pay by George H. Malone Street Apostolate Aims, Purposes, Positions Peter Maurin Wrote: Jailhouse by Jackson MacLow
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 22, No. 03 (October 1955)
  CONTENTS: Guardian Angels Murder In Mississippi by Robert Steed Supernatural Sociology by Franz Mueller Need For Confession Labor Day Conference Mary’s Gardens Mutual Aid in Paris On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Land Is Forever by Carol Percy Good Master Versus Union Book Reviews Appeal A Matter of Conscience by Helen Lathrop Catholic Spiritual Life by Dom Virgil Michel, O.S.B. What is Truth? By Fr. Johannes Ude Peter Maurin Farm Little Flower Pierre Toussaint
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 22, No. 02 (September 1955)
  CONTENTS: “Communion of Distrust” In the Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Obedience and Authority by Julian Pleasants Anarchism and Leo XII by Robert Ludlow Book Reviews Summer Camp by Eileen Fantino On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Peter Maurin Wrote: An Individual; Faith, A Person; Emmanuel Mounier Teachers Needed Catholic Spiritual Life by Dom Virgil Michel, O.S.B. A Village Exhortation Appeal Fr. Ude’s Seven Points St. Joseph’s House (Chrystie St.) Freedom Of Press The “Right-To-Work” Laws by E.J. Egan
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 22, No. 01 (July-August 1955)
  CONTENTS: Where Are the Poor? They Are In Prisons, Too by Dorothy Day 10th Anniversary of Hiroshima Catholic Spiritual Life by Dom Virgil Michel, O.S.B. Housing and Loyalty by Robert Ludlow Christian Anarchism Defined by Ammon Hennacy Civil Disobedience by Ammon Hennacy On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Book Reviews Hospitality (from the ancient Irish—13th century) “Cherishing and Listening” Peter Maurin Farm Mother Teresa Reply to Ludlow
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 21, No. 08 (March 1955)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Annunciation Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Maryfarm by Marian Judge Land through Love Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan The Ultimate Questions In The Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Chicago’s Peter Maurin House by Jack Woltjen Expropriation by Ammon Hennacy Peace Notes by Ammon Hennacy God Is Immeasurably Good by George P. Carlin Hutterite Note The Vision of The City Dweller Book Reviews Quarterly Review Bruderhof The Nuremberg Trials by Bruce Cutler
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 21, No. 06 (January 1955)
  CONTENTS: A River Of Peace Wage-Hour Violation Epiphany Where Are The Poor? By Dorothy Day On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day In The Marketing Place Only Prisons Have Bars (The Michael Scott Story) by Helene Iswolsky Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Japanese De Rougement Peter Maurin Farm by H. Yamamoto Father John Kelly From The Mail Bag Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 20, No. 10 (May 1954)
  CONTENTS: Japan and the Encyclicals by George Carlin Theophane Venard And Ho Chi Minh by Dorothy Day Notes On Peace by Martin J. Corbin Write for Clemency Italian Housing Group Program Backed By Factory Owner May Day Agony Wagon (A Short Story) by Anthony Aratari On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Cross Country by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Easy Essays by Peter Maurin East Harlem Center by Eileen Fantino Movie Version Of The Diary by John Stanley Selling The C.W. On The Streets by John Stanley From The Mail Bag Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 20, No. 08 (March 1954)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Few Catholics Draft Objectors But Church Helps CO Program by Dorothy Day French Worker Priests and the Little Brothers of de Foucauld by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Christian Housing On The Road by Ammon Hennacy Maryfarm by Dorothy Day Faith and Workers in Siberia Popes on Distributism Max Bodenheim by Dorothy Day Sing Joyfully to God by Paul Marx, O.S.B. Book Reviews The Moscow Museum by Bruce Cutler Appeal
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 20, No. 07 (February 1954)
  CONTENTS: The Pope And Peace by Dorothy Day Catholic Worker Positions Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan The Fallacy of the Wage System by Peter Maurin “Property Is Theft” La Casita de San Jose by Eileen Fantino The ‘Times’ and McCarthy by Michael Harrington Book Reviews From The Mail Bag Heaven on Earth by Ammon Hennacy Homily of St. John Chrysostom Community of Goods Paucity of Goods A Martyr for Peace* Rochester House
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 20, No. 06 (January 1954)
  CONTENTS: Christian Reconstruction Corporation by Dr. S. Holshakoff The Need For Work Camps by Kate White Pope Pius XII Marian Year Prayer On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan McCarthyism Breeds Spiritual Paralysis by George Patrick Michael Carlin Terce by W. H. Auden The Agricultural Crisis by Michael Harrington Bishops of United States Issue Annual Statement the Dignity Of Man Have We Failed In Peter Maurin’s Program? By Dorothy Day Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 20, No. 05 (December 1953)
  CONTENTS: Byzantine Rite by Robert Ludlow On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Conversion of the Working Class by Dr. S. Bolshakoff Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Pastoral Letter On Man And the Machine by Francis Walsh, Bishop Of Aberdeen The Christian Commitment by Emmanuel Mounier To Bethlehem by Eileen Fantino Andre Racz Racial Integration On The High Seas by William Worthy Visit to Peter Maurin Farm by Rollande Potvin The Emspak Appeal Maryfarm by Duncan Ford From The Mail Bag Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 20, No. 01 (July-August 1953)
  CONTENTS: Four-Acre Farming by Julian & Mary Pleasants Hearns Department Store Strike by Eileen Fantino Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Poverty Is the Pearl of Great Price by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan A Thanksgiving for Peace Meditation on the Death of the Rosenbergs by Dorothy Day A Jubilee by Brother Antoninus, OP. Hilaire Belloc by Dorothy Day A Declaration of Conscience by Ammon A. Hennacy Book Reviews From The Mail Bag Cross Currents Insensate Worship by Mahatma Gandhi
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 19, No. 11 (June 1953)
  CONTENTS: English Pacifist Refused Entry To United States The Fulfilling of the Law by Robert Ludlow On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Life at Hard Labor by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Offering An Alternative To Colonialism by Thelma Mielke Workers Defense League by Michael Harrington State Hiring Hall Unsatisfactory For Longshoremen by Francis J. Murnane Maryfarm by Dorothy McMahon Survival Of Man by George Carlin Book Reviews From The Mail Bag Neighbors by Margaret Vincent Colonial Expansion by Peter Maurin
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 19, No. 09 (April 1953)
  CONTENTS: Poverty Is to Care And Not to Care by Dorothy Day Our Solutions to the Puerto Rican Problems by Eileen Fantino Three Aspects Of Joseph Stalin by Michael Harrington Emmanus by Kerran Dugan The Reason of Rationalism Is a Myth by Robert Ludlow Life Imprisonment—Without a Trial We Appeal to You in the Name of Saint Joseph by Dorothy Day Garment Worker’s Co-op Loma by Ammon Hennacy Ghandi’s Son Arrested Retreats Maryfarm by Marie Knisley Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Colossus of Controversy by C.R.C. Saints Felix and Adauctus Book Reviews These Flowers In Her Eyes Are Fair by C.R.C. To Mass a Velos by John Stanley Third Hour Appeal College Boys by Don Klein
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 19, No. 08 (March 1953)
  CONTENTS: Capital Punishment by Robert Ludlow The Sword Is Not the Answer Holy Father Begs Mercy For the Rosenbergs by Michael Harrington On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Editorial: Police Brutality and The F.B.I. Deal Life At Hard Labor by Ammon Hennacy Letter by Apostolic Delegate Christian Landlords East by W. M. Quiery Food and Population by George Carlin Our Need for Women’s Clothing by Annabell Lund Mardi Gras at La Casita de San Jose by Eileen Fantino Bendictines and the Catholic Worker Movement by Waclaw Zajaczkowski Maryfarm by Dorothy McMahon The Dream by Eileen Fantino Book Reviews The Land
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 18 (February 1953)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Communist? By Dr. Johannes Ude The Sin of Anti-Semitism by Michael Harrington Five Years on the Land by Jack and Mary Thornton Life of Prayer and Poverty by Dorothy Day Flight To Rome by Tom Sullivan The Death of a Good Friend by Tom Sullivan Migrant Cotton Pickers by Ammon Hennacy Maryfarm by Mildred Shadeg The Authority of the Church In Relation to Pacifism by Robert Ludlow Open Letter Smashed Window’s Among the Puerto Ricans by Eileen Fantino Book Reviews Procession by Eileen Fantino
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 14 (October 1952)
  CONTENTS: Northern Factories Move South by Michael Harrington On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day My Stand on the White Book of the Austrian Peace Council by Rev. Johannes Ude Irresponsible Racist Journalism Results in Hysteria Life at Hard Labor by Ammon A. Hennacy There Is No Natural Right to Use Violence in Self Defense by Robert Ludlow Satyagraha—A Positive Method by Eileen Fantino Pacifist Conference-1952 by Eileen Fantino The American Bishops on The Social Order Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan A Summary of Japan’s Food And Population Problems by George Carlin Food, Farming and Freedom by Rev. Clarence E. Duffy Book Reviews Spain and South America by George Carlin Song On a Day of Mist by Raymond Larsson Dorothy Day Speaking Trip
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 12 (July-August 1952)
  CONTENTS: Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Big Steel’s Opposition To the Union Shop by Michael Harrington Freedom Within Labor by Robert Ludlow Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan One Man Revolution by Ammon Hennacy Love and Justice by Dorothy Day Pacifist Conference at Peter Maurin Farm On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Detroit Catholic Worker Appeals A.C.T.U. Needs Immediate Aid The Peace of Christ is Not Achieved By Violence by Eileen Fantino Approaches to Birth Control and Over Population by Michael Harrington Maryfarm by Diane Zdunich The Non Violent Revolt in South Africa Against Racial Discrimination Peter Maurin Farm by Eimily Scarborough Book Reviews Full Summer by William Everson Appeals Catherine-The-Carmelite by Joseph Dever Catholic Worker & Associated Houses, Farms, Cells
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 11 (June 1952)
  CONTENTS: Protest McCarran’s Immigration Bill On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Reunion With The Eastern Orthodox by Robert Ludlow Poverty—U.S.A. by Michael Harrington Our Dehumanizing Social Assembly Line by Eileen Fantino The Holy Ghost Within the Church Editorial: The Smith Bill Church and State Relationship in Spain, Austria and America by Michael Harrington Chrystie Street Worker Ownership in Germany Life at Hard Labor by Ammon A. Hennacy Maryfarm Journal by Marjorie Hughes Peter Maurin Farm by Emily Scarborough A Plea for a Protest Toward a Theology of Hospitality by Jean Danielou, O.P. The Dove by Eileen Fantino Book Reviews Open Letter To His Holiness, Pope Pius XII
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 10 (May 1952)
  CONTENTS: The Strom from Afar by Robert Ludlow Poverty and Precarity by Dorothy Day The Shape Up on the Waterfront by Leo Piron The Puerto Rican Poor Suffer In the Midst of Plenty by Eileen Fantino Steel and The Right To Strike Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Pope Pius XII, Easter, 1952 The Encyclicals: A Rededication by Michael Harrington The Leisure Society by Thomas Campbell Peter Maurin Farm by Emily Scarborough The Saint for The Insecure Participation in the Mystery Life at Hard Labor by Ammon A. Hennacy Maryfarm by Don McCarthy In the Absence of Faith Maryfarm Retreats Letters of Appeal
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 08 (March 1952)
  CONTENTS: Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Open Mind On St. Thomas Aquinas by Robert Ludlow A Friend of the Family Mr. O’Connell Is Dead by Dorothy Day Christians And History by Michael Harrington On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day “Undertake Everything”—Pius XII Industrialism and Christianity by Thomas Campbell Father Strattman on Modern War The Resurrection Of the Body Peter Maurin Farm by Emily Scarborough The Population Problem in Japan by George Carlin Maryfarm by Vincenza Baglioni Book Reviews From The Mail Bag Letters to the Editor
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 07 (February 1952)
  CONTENTS: The Enemy Within Us Coal Miners Die In Illinois Respect Insurance Pickets Pius XII: Prayer for the Apostolate Birth Control by Michael Harrington Gandhi Followers Meet in Italy “Plain Duty to Disobey Government” by Bishop Ancel European Catholic Pacifists Meet Easy Essay by Peter Maurin The Long Loneliness (excerpt) by Dorothy Day On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Eastern Rite Catholics and Reunion by Robert Ludlow Maryfarm by D. C. McCarthy Notes on Unity by Jane O’Donnell The Necessity for Poverty by Tom Campbell Open Letter on Taxes by Ammon Hennacy Peter Maurin Farm by Emily Scarbourgh Book Reviews Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Carthusian Progress
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 04 (November 1951)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day In Hope by Robert Ludlow The Seamen Strike by Michael Harrington Housing-Paris Fashion by William Gauchat Maurin Farm by Georgia Kernan A Search For Peace Bishop Ready on Academic Freedom Bishop Ancel on Making Communists Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Holy Father Desires Peace by J. B. Montine Report from Mexico by Donald Demarest Concordia from USA by Rolf Wilke Book Reveiws From The Mail Bag
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 02 (September 1951)
  CONTENTS: The Holy Father On Worker Ownership by Rev. Ignatius McDonough, S.A. Understanding The Orient by George Carlin, Lt. Help Needed On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Christ Denied In Cicero Race Riot by Joseph A. Prachar No Substitute for Freedom by Robert Ludlow Maryfarm by Helen Adler One Man Revolution by Ammon A. Hennacy Chrystie Steet by Tom Sullivan Housing—U.S.A. Style by William Gauchat Dorothy Day’s Speaking Trip Book Reviews From The Mail Bag Hospitality House in England We Have the Kind Of World We Deserve! What Are We Doing To Deserve a Better One?
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 01 (July-August 1951)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Reply To Three Critics by Robert Ludlow Refusal to Participate in Actual War Life at Hard Labor by Ammon A. Hennacy I Believe by Chester Zajac Maryfarm by Helen Adler Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Our Political Amorality Community in Action by Hector Black Explanation Co-Determination by Michael Harrington Communitarian Spirit Paths in Utopia From The Mail Bag Appeal Book Review
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 12 (June 1951)
  CONTENTS: The Case of Willie McGee by Robert Ludlow Color Is Superadded Spanish Workers Strike by Michael Harrington The Trenton Six Trial The Apologetics Of Mammon by Kerran Dugan Editorial—Love Is the Common Ground On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Supreme Expediency Archbishop on Capitalism A Resolution for Peace Charity, Deductible from Income Tax by Brother Franciscus Willett, C.S.C. Peter Maurin Farm Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan From The Mail Bag Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 11 (May 1951)
  CONTENTS: Open Letter To the C.W. Editors on War by Julian Pleasants The Dangers Of Political Christianity by Rev. J. A. Correia, C.SSp. The Value of Non-conformity by Robert Ludlow The Incomatibility of Love and Violence by Dorothy Day Chrysite Street by Tom Sullivan Maryfarm by Jane O’Donnell The Quick and The Dying by Betty Bartelme On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Peter Maurin Farm by Irene M. Naughton Book Reviews From the Mail Bag Maurin House, Oakland by William Everson
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 10 (April 1951)
  CONTENTS: Pacifism by William Gauchat On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Libertarian Approach by Robert Ludlow Peter Maurin Farm by Irene Naughton A Worker’s Apostolate by Ammon A. Hennacy Spring Appeal Bread and Money by Helen Adler Brother Martin’s Home A Report on the St. Anthony Dining Room Sunday Conferences Book Reviews A Short Story: Icklebod And The Dragon by Gilbert Kilpack From The Mail Bag Interracial Monastery
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 09 (March 1951)
  CONTENTS: Editorial—Wise as Serpents and Simple as Doves Easy Essay by Peter Maurin Pacifism and Natural Morality by Robert Ludlow Convicts Protest Prison Brutality by Slashing Heels The Problem of War And the Old Testament by Milton Mayer On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Conscientious Objector Gets Ten Year Sentence Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Peter Maurin Farm by Irene Naughton The Fruits of Wonders in the Lives of the Saints by Raymond Larsson Books Received Book Review From The Mail Bag First Carthusians in America Treatise on the Love Correction
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 08 (February 1951)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essay by Peter Maurin On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Matt Talbot and the Dance Team by Frank Scully Seven Negroes Murdered By State of Virginia Freedom Assaulted by Robert Ludlow Sun Herald Appeal Story of Simone Weil by Anthony Aratari Refuses to Register Two Deaths Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Alms Over Arms by Rev. Michael Deacy Peter Maurin Farm Maryfarm Retreats Pacifism Open Letter to the Tax Collector by Ammon Hennacy Spiritual Weapons The Flight in the Desert by William Everson Third Hour The Blessed Martin DePorres Hospice Lent Book Reviews From The Mail Bag Pope Pius XII On Capitalism And Communism
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 07 (January 1951)
  CONTENTS: Labor And The War by Robert Ludlow Inventory—January 1951 by Dorothy Day The Death of Bishop Boyle Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Picketing by Ammon Hennacy The Center of Poverty by Brother Kerran Dugan Christmas at Maryfarm Gheel—The Lourdes Of the Mentally Ill by Ossie Bondy Better and Better Off by Peter Maurin Peter Maurin Farm by Irene Naughton Our Daily Bread Book Reviews From The Mail Bag Appeals
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 06 (December 1950)
  CONTENTS: The Center of Poverty by Kerran Dugan, C.S.C. The Message of Love by Dorothy Day Food for Thought—and Toughness by Liam Brophy On the New Encyclical by Robert Ludlow Portrait of an Active Bronx Parish by Betty Bartelme Storm and Aftermath by David Mason Banned Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Academic Freedom and the Catholic by Victor Ferkiss Letters to the Editor Life at Hard Labor by Ammon Hennacy Modern War Negroes Attending Southern Colleges The Sum Herald, a Free Newspaper Open Letter (To President Harry Truman from Dan Katchongva) Segregation Book Review Maryfarm Retreats
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 05 (November 1950)
  CONTENTS: The Nature of Man by Robert Ludlow Easy Essay by Peter Maurin Near to Our Heart Chicago’s Housing Problem by Brother Kerran Dugan, C.S.C. Labor Pool And Labor Castes by Irene Naughton Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places (Part 2) by Anthony Aratari Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan The Internal Security Act of 1798 On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Peter Maurin Farm Maryfarm Retreats Eric Gill: A Special Kind of Artist by Kerran Dugan, C.S.C. Book Review At the Edge by William Everson Pacifists on Trial Mark Twain’s Loyalty Suffering and Perseverance by Regina Brady