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• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 40, No. 02 (February 1974)
  CONTENTS: Nova Scotians Embattled: Fisheries Threatened by Nicole D’Entremont Farmworker Tragedy Philippine Repression by Bruno Hicks, O.F.M. On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Anne Marie Fraser Working Mother’s Diary by Lorraine Freeman Letters Notes in Brief Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer A Neighborhood Event by Pat Rusk Rabbi Heschel’s Wisdom by Anne Perkings On Spiritual Friendship by St. Aelred of Rievaulx Alexander Solzhenitsyn Notices
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 40, No. 01 (January 1974)
  CONTENTS: He Will Bring Justice to the Nations Property Persecution On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Pat Jjordan Air Striking Farmworkers by The Editors Ammon and the Works of Peace by Robert Gilliam Letters Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Peter Maurin: Easy Essays Notes in Brief A Lament by Steve Nowling W. H. Auden: Faith and the Ironic Hero by Helene Iswolsky
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 39, No. 09 (December 1973)
  CONTENTS: Behold, He Comes to Lift UP the Poor Therese by Chris Montesano Inflation by Jan Adams Raids on the Unspeakable by Thomas Merton On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Pat Jordan Fr. Gerlock Arrested in Philippines by Michael Kirwan Voices from the Cells: Sanchez, Sostre, Banks by Pat Jordan No Peace for Farm Workers by Jan Adams Daniel Berrigan: Poem Freedom & Personalism by Jacques Travers Latin American Plea by Hidegard Goss-Mayr Mideast Peace Geel: St. Dymphna’s Legacy in Crisis by Clare Dainelsson Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 39, No. 08 (October-November 1973)
  CONTENTS: Hope and the “Roto”: The Crime of Chile’s Poor by Jose Obrero On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Sacrifice to the Sun by Ruth Ries Fall Appeal 36 East First by Pat Jordan Woodcutters Union Cements Black and White by Ginger Roberts Saigon Tortures Continue by Mary Lathrop Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer The American Tradition of Non Violence by Michael True Book Reviews: Merton, America, Francis Assisi W. H. Auden, 1907-1973; Barbed Wire Letters Pax Christi Launched by Rachelle Linner Notes in Brief Pablo Neruda, 1904-1973; Cristobal Miranda
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 39, No. 07 (September 1973)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Farm Workers’ Heroic Struggle by Jan Adams Don’t Celebrate—Organize: WRL’s: 50 Years of Non-Violent Resistance by Eileen Egan Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer John Dunn Hunter: Victim and measure by Jack Cook Gulf Boycott by Pat Roach The Cullens: An Irish Blessing by The Editors Letters Statement of Clergy Jailed In Fresno 36 East First by Anne Marie Fraser
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 39, No. 06 (July-August 1973)
  CONTENTS: Grape Strikers Assaulted: Courage Faces Violence by Dorothy Day Prayers and Protesters: Decry Cambodia Bombing by Brendan Walsh Ship Beams Peace by Eileen Egan On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Oneita Strikers Are Victorious by Pat Jordan Let Us Share the Work of the World by Don Hoffman 36 East First by Michael Kirwan Workman’s View from the Foundry by Henry Stelter Book Reviews Anguished Prisoners In Springfield from Eddie Sanchez Remembering Hans by Edvard Vogt Peacemaker Fund by Ernest Bromley Et Al.
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 39, No. 05 (June 1973)
  CONTENTS: J. Maritain: An Appreciation by Stanley Vishnewski UFW Vineyard Workers: Renew The Grape Strike by Jan Adams My Brother, In Saigon’s Jail by Don Luck On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer “Si Se Puede”: A Report from the Grape Strike by Jan Adams Report Anarchist Meeting by Andy Chrusciel Letters Book Reviews 36 East First by Anne Marie Fraser The Gospel and Practical Nonviolence by Judy Davidson and Jean Kalman
• 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
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 38, No. 03 (March-April 1972)
  CONTENTS: Workers Can Speak For Themselves by Robert Coles UFW: Contending Anew For Life by Jan Adams Krishnan Nair To Visit by Liz Butters and Dave George 36 East First by Michael Lloyd Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Introducing Paulo Freire by Jan Adams & Kristin McNamara Co-op Housing by William Horvath On Practice and Faith by Dr. Robert Coles and Fr. Daniel Berrigan Center Opens Letters Ain’t Gonna Pay No More by Robert Calvert
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 38, No. 02 (February 1972)
  CONTENTS: A Priest In The Resistance by Vincent McGee Credit Unions in West Africa: Fashioning Mutual Aid by Fr. E. A. Barnicle On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First: “Winter Days” by Chuck Lathrop and “One of the Family” by Jim Chapman Picket-Line Death The Harlem Four by Jan Adams Remembering The Thirties Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer A Forgotten Adventure in Alternatives: The Paraguay Reductions by Myriam Jarsky Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 38, No. 01 (January 1972)
  CONTENTS: Prisons as Business from The Prisoner’s Free Press On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Solovyev and the Jews by Helene Iswolsky “Peacemaking Is Hard” by Kathleen DeSutter Rural Renaissance by Jan Adams The Ninth Street School Letters Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Zapata and the Ejidos: Can We Return To The Land? By Jan Adams 36 East First by Jean-Pierre Boyette Men In The Streets by Susan Pollack Peace Chronicle by Eileen Egan
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 09 (December 1971)
  CONTENTS: Church’s Role: World In Revolution by Julius Nyerere Farmworkers In Perspective by Jan Adams Fasting by Richard J. Gaffney On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Outsider In Appalachia by Chuck Lathrop Letters Book Review Father Stratmann by Gerald R. Pora Easy Essays by Peter Maurin 36 East First by Nancy Hope Small Farmers’ Plight Institutional Charity by Jean-Pierre Boyette
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 08 (October-November 1971)
  CONTENTS: Struggle in Puerto Rico by Antulio Parrilla-Bonilla, SJ Wookcutters Strike by Marge Baroni The Song of the Sun by Francis of Assisi Fall Appeal Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer News from Delano by Pete Velasco 36 East First by Steve Nowling Russia, II: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Letters Book Reviews Welfare Visit by Jo Pinto
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 07 (September 1971)
  CONTENTS: Attica by Dorothy Day On Pilgrimage: First Visit To Soviet Russia by Dorothy Day Pat Jordan Arrested by Kathleen DeSutter Koinonia Means Fellowship by Walter Jarsky Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Book Reviews: Dom Helder Camara by Pat Jordan Farmworkers Win Boycott by Jan Adams “No Trespassing” by Pat Rusk Letters Call for Catholic Tax Resistors by Rev. Bernard Survil 36 East First by Jean-Pierre Boyette
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 06 (July-August 1971)
  CONTENTS: Where’s The Huelga Now? By Pat Hoffman Bengal Nightmare by Elizabeth Reid Dolci Plans October Tour by Tom Cornell On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Return To Life by Jim chapman Rose Gilchrist, RIP by Jan Adams and Kathy Schmidt To Love Rather Than Be Loved The Ardor of St. Francis by Jean Mowat Erikson Peace Ship by Arthur Sheehan Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Letters 36 East First by Jan Adams
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 05 (June 1971)
  CONTENTS: Culebra: The Problem of All Puerto Rico by Ivan Gutierrez del Arroyo Farmworkers On The Move by Jan Adams On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Noreen Toth People’s Priorities In Health Care by Kathy Schmidt Karl Meyer Sentenced to Two Years, $1,000 by David Finkk Jesus Is God by Anonymous Why I Am Staying in the Church by Hans Kung Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Book Reviews Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 04 (May 1971)
  CONTENTS: Church As Accomplice by Gordon Zahn On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Catholic Worker Positions War Tax Resistance by Karl Meyer Rest With The People, Tim MacCarry by Jim Douglass 36 East First by Chris Montesano Book Reviews Letters C.U.A.N.D.O.
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 03 (March-April 1971)
  CONTENTS: Medical Care For The Poor by Marion Moses Kill For Peace? by Richard McSorley, reviewed by Robert A. Pugsley East Chicago: Harbor House by Father Don Ranly Spring Appeal Theology of Work: A Scriptural Basis by Chuck Smith India: People-To-People Aid by Eileen Egan We Celebrate Life by Betty Sheehan Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Letters Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 02 (February 1971)
  CONTENTS: Interview With Cesar Chavez Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Crossing India by Eileen Egan On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer 36 East First by Kathleen Desutter The Farmworkers’ Struggle by Tim MacCarry Farmworkers Versus Pentagon by Kathleen Desutter Post-Prison Poems by Jack Cook Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 01 (January 1971)
  CONTENTS: Yasukuni Shrine by Ako Sanbuichi New Resistance To War Taxes by Karl Meyer Socialism In Tanzania: An Experiment That Works 36 East First by Kathy Schmidt Operation Move-In by Margot Jainke Culcutta—Scourged City by Eileen Egan Food Caravan To Delano
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 36, No. 09 (December 1970)
  CONTENTS: Dan Berrigan In Rochester From the Arusha Declaration: Socialism & Self-Reliance Gitanjali X by Rabindranath Tagore On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day More About Smokey – 1903-1970 by Pat Jordan Calcutta—Scourged City by Eileen Egan 36 East First by Chris Montesano and Harry Woods A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer New Russian Saints by Helene Iswolsky
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 36, No. 08 (October-November 1970)
  CONTENTS: Farm Workers by Rev. James L. Drake New Drive To Organize Working Poor by Pat Jordan On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Fall Appeal For The Smile Of A Child by Myria Jarsky 36 East First by Harry Woods Freedom and Fidelity by Sidney Callahan Armitage Franciscans by Sergius Wroblewski, O.F.M. Book Reviews Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Lettuce Boycott
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 36, No. 07 (September 1970)
  CONTENTS: The Farm Workers And The Church by Philip Vera Cruz Bread Not Bombs by Ari Salant The Children Come On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Pat Jordan Tivoli: a Farm With a View Poem by D. E. Henderson Italian Mike, Goodbye by Pat Jordan Hope’s Enterprise from George Dennison Starting A Farm Commune by Chuck Smith America’s Solitary Prophets by Ammon Hennacy Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 36, No. 06 (July-August 1970)
  CONTENTS: Racism in Agriculture by Philip Veracruz Black Panther Party: In Quest Of Justice by Gerald C. Montesano On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Twenty-Five Years by Pat Jordan 36 East First by Harry Woods Handcrafts: Why White Oak Is King by Dan O’Hagan Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Book Review Cult, Culture, Cultivation Letters For Ammon by Mary Duffy
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 36, No. 05 (June 1970)
  CONTENTS: Resistance In Brazil by Kathleen De Sutter A Catholic Worker In Cuba: Up From Nonviolence by Mike Scahill On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Easy Essays by Peter Maurin 36 East Frist by Pat Jordan Strikers Endure: A Season of Hope For Farm Workers by Doug Adair One Park Alive by Pat Jordan Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer The World of Alexander Soczhenitsyn by Helene Iswolsky Go Slow Young Man Go Slow by Stanley Vishnewski Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 36, No. 04 (May 1970)
  CONTENTS: John Woolman by Ammon Hennacy On Pilgrimage-Our Spring Appeal by Dorothy Day A Cry To Resisty by Gerald C. Montesano Easy Essays by Peter Maurin 36 East First by Peter Ross Struggle At Iejima Island by Wayne Hayashi Helder Camara – Biship of Development by Patrick Jordan Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Book Reviews Letters (Includes one on Merton House) Story of a “Grower” by Hisaye Yamomoto -Feet On The Ground- Hands In The Dirt by Thomas Merton Gulf Coast Poor Launch Mutual Aid Program by H. L. Mitchell A Farm Worker’s Viewpoint by Phillip Veracruz Peace Ship by Clarice Danielson
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 36, No. 03 (March-April 1970)
  CONTENTS: Onward From Chicago by Andy chrusciel Workers On The Land by Jeff Rudick Doing One’s Time Well by Jonathan Bell On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Pat Jordan Peacemakers Propose To Liberate Land by H. Lawrence Lack Daily Work, Daily Pay by Trueman Allpower Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Letters St. Joseph’s Work Co-op
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 36, No. 02 (February 1970)
  CONTENTS: Ammon Hennacy Dies In Salt Lake city A Pipsqueak Recalls Hennacy by Karl Meyer In Memoriam by Ed Turner The One-Man Revolution by Ammon Hennacy Thoughts on the Resurrection by Karl Meyer Ammon Hennacy – ‘Non-Church’ Christian by Dorothy Day Ammon Hennacy – Combined Pacifism, Moral Passion, Irish Humor by Tom Cornell and Michael Harrington Seek Help for Hennacy Books What He Wants To Do Is Live by Mary Lathrop Pacifist Examines the Military Chaplain’s Position by Elleen Egan “Russian Mike” R.I.P. by Bob Gilliam Letters My Walking Friend by Pat Rusk Lenten-Passover Fast The Peacemaker Reports An Enemy of The State by Michael True Future of Non-Violence Mourn Not the Dead by Joan Thomas
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 36, No. 01 (January 1970)
  CONTENTS: Clarification On Tax Withholding by Karl Meyer Murder Without An Outcry by Mark Silverman On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day In Protest by Sister Donald, O.S.B. 36 East First by Pat Jordan Questions Of Violence Presents Ambiguities by Jean-Luc Hetu Gospel’s Approach Uncluttered by Jean-Marie Muller Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Letters The Woes of Answering Mail by Stanley Vishnwski Book Reviews With Hennacy In Utah by Ammon Hennacy Thou Shalt Not Kill! By Ammon Hennacy
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 35, No. 09 (December 1969)
  CONTENTS: Theology of Resistance: Gospel’s Revolution Against Violence by James Douglass A Time For Real Common Sense by Pat Jordan On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Pat Jordan Psychoanalyst Explores Gandhi’s Life ‘Dailiness of Non-Violence’ by Kileen Egan Apostolic Journey by Stanley Vishnewski Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer From: Henry Miller Letters Winter comes, Boycott Continues
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 35, No. 08 (October-November 1969)
  CONTENTS: Through Effective Tax Resistance: A Fund For Mankind by Karl Meyer David Mason 1897-1969 by Dorothy Day On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Fall Appeal 36 East First by Pat Jordan In New York Meeting: Chaves, Dolci See Power In Land by Joseph Geraci Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Ft. Dix March Confronts Army Violent Revolution by Mohandas K. Gandhi Letters Moratorium Brings Protest In Salt Lake by Ammon Hennacy
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 35, No. 07 (September 1969)
  CONTENTS: Farm Workers by Mark Silverman News From Delano by Father Mark Day, O.F.M. New Mexico Commune by R. D. Casey ‘Bomb of Misery’ Threatens Peace by Dom Helder Camara To The Bishops Of The U.S.A. A Plea For Houses Of Hospitality by Peter Maurin Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Gandhi’s Challenge – Liberation And Revolution Through Nonviolent Means by Kileen Egan Friday Nights Letters Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 03 (July-August 1969)
  CONTENTS: Hutterite Communities by Dorothy Day 36 East First Kropotkin by Peter Kropotkin Gandhi at Tivoli by Kileen Egan Violence: The Only Option? By Dom Helder Camara No Taxes For War In Viet Nam! By Ammon Hennacy Bagdasarian Number Two by Farther Mark Day, O.F.M. Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Co-op, City Style by William B. Horvath Grape Boycott by Mark Silverman Long Island Farm Workers’ Service Center Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 02 (June 1969)
  CONTENTS: Co-Op Housing by Karl Meyer Wanted: A Huelga Doctor On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Milwaukee 12 by Tom cornell PAX Tivoli Conference – 1969 Frank’s Landing by Dorothy Day World Peace Day – Gandhi Centenary Year Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer 36 East First by Patrick May Life And Holiness by John J. Hugo Creative Nonviolence by Cesar Chavez Radiophoto From Vietnam by Margaret Diorio Ho Chi Minh’s Twelve Recommendations Traveling by Ammon Hennacy Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 37, No. 01 (May 1969)
  CONTENTS: Good Friday At Fort DeRussy by Wayne-Hayaski God’s Coward (continued from last month) by Ammon Hennacy Letter from Delano from Cesar E. Chavez Easy Essays by Peter Maurin On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Three Prison Poems by Jack Cook Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer The Wheat and the Vine by John J. Hugo Technology and Hope (a letter) by Thomas Merton Letters Plea for Corpus Christi by James Rogan Reassurance by John Fandel
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 36, No. 13 (March-April 1969)
  CONTENTS: Sanctuary Part II by Karl Meyer God’s Coward by Ammon Hennacy Delano: A Steak Dinner or a Plate of Beans? By Mark Day, O.F.M. Spring Appeal On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Patrick May Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer A Time For Pruning by John J. Hugo Book Reviews Springtime at Tolstoy Farm by Pat Rusk
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 12 (February 1969)
  CONTENTS: “Sanctuary” by Karl Meyer The Spiritual Homecoming Of Nicolas Berdyaev by Helene Iswolsky Biafra by Eileen Egan On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Prayer To Saint Raphael 36 East First by Patrick May Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Nature And Grace by John J. Hugo Book Review The Funeral Oration of Thomas Merton As Pronounced by the Compassionate Buddha by Daniel Berrigan, S .J. Slavery and Freedom by Nicolas Berdyaev From Protest to Community by Joseph Amato and Michael Kraft Prayer of St. Ephraim the Syrian Write You Must… But the Editor Is Always Right Stanley Vishnewski Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 11 (January 1969)
  CONTENTS: Strike Leader by Dorothy Day Under The Golden Dome by Timothy McCarry Gandhi and Christianity by Eileen Egan On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Fund For Humanity by Clarence Jordan Journey To A Wedding by Richard Loomis Tivoli: A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Listening by Margaret Diorio Transformation Through Holiness by John J. Hugo The Power of the Powerless by James W. Douglass Letters History 26B by Frank Maguire
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 10 (December 1968)
  CONTENTS: Thomas Merton, Trappist by Dorothy Day Along the Nisqually by Robert D. Casey 36 East First by Jack Cook On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Two Poems by John Fandel Thy Will Be Done by John J. Hugo Sonic Boom Over Long Island Sound by Margaret Diorio Endure Us, World by Frank Maguire Politics Is Politics by Peter Maurin From the Rhetoric of Abundance by Sally Appleton Weber Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 05 (November 1951)
  CONTENTS: Reflections on the Spirit of Christmas by Betty Bartelme Holy Father Deplores Armament Race "You Asked for a King" by Robert Ludlow Death of Father Onesimus Lacouture, S.J. by Dorothy Day Eightieth Birthday of Don Sturzo U. of California Denies Free Speech On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Maryfarm by Vincenza Baglioni Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Peter Maurin Farm by Georgia Kiernan Book Review: Waiting on God by Simone Weil Book Review: On Good Ground by Sister Helen Angela Hurley Book Review: The Origins of Totalitarianism by Hannah Arendt Strange Lands and Friendly People by William O. Douglas Poem: Christmas Canzone by Dachine Rainer
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 09 (November 1968)
  CONTENTS: “Faith and Violence” by Thomas Merton Catholic Worker Positions Cogley and the Relevance Of Radicalism by Jack Cook 36 East First by Jack Cook Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer The Plan Of Salvation by John J. Hugo Time and Reality by Margaret Diorio Elegy For an Acquaintance by Margaret Diorio New Communities in the South by Robert Swann The One Man Revolution by Ammon Hennacy Here Lies the World by Frank Maquire Oklahoma Noncooperator Gets Five Years by Michael Ketchum Seeds of Revolution Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 08 (October 1968)
  CONTENTS: Baltimore by Michael Ketchum Prague by Richenda Martin Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Shalom by Barbara Deming Fall Appeal The One Man Revolution by Ammon Hennacy On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Love Strong As Death – A Study of Christian Ethics by John J. Hugo PAX Open Letter To The National Conference Of Catholic Bishops
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 07 (September 1968)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Jack Cook Magnificat in Chicago by Jennie Moore Reflections of a Convict by Joesph P. O’Brien Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer The One Man Revolution by Ammon Hennacy The Military Chaplain as Moral Guide by Gordon Zahn Incarnation And War by Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. The Doomed Children of Biafra – A hard essay Letters Book Review “Resist Not Evil” by Julian Abernathy
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 06 (July-August 1968)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day “To Stand Where One Must Stand…” Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Resurrection City Number Two by Robert D. Casey Miller and Kelly Jailed by Jack Cook Tom Conell’s Arrest by Monica Ridar Cornell Che and the Revolutionary Experience by Jack Cook Christian Marxism and the Soul of Plato by John Illo PAX Americana by Christopher Pollock Traveling by Ammon Hennacy
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 05 (June 1968)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Cesar Chavez Talks In New York Nonviolent Napalm in Catonsville by Tom Cornell Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Jack Cook The Wild Places by Thomas Merton Letters King Memorial Book Review The Community Of Farm Workers by Pat Rusk From The War Zone by Karl Meyer
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 04 (April 1968)
  CONTENTS: Community Or Chaos? By Martin Luther King, Jr. “Let Us Love One Another” by Martin Luther King, Jr. On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Dynamism of Nonviolence by Father Emile Legault, C.S.C. Under the Sign of the Crown Bearer by James Milord Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Goodbye, Joe Hill by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Jack Cook The Gospel and Revolution by Sixteen Bishops of the Third World Fear In Our Time by Dorothy Day Mike Vogler Sentenced by Pat Rusk Book Review Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 03 (March 1968)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Nonviolent Union by Dorothy Day The Vietnam War: An Overwhelming Atrocity by Thomas Merton Chrystie Street by Jack Cook Chicago House by Karl Meyer Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Teilhard’s Vision of Peace & War by Jerome Perlinski Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Farewell to Father Reinhold – Friend and Teacher by Helene Iswolsky
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 02 (February 1968)
  CONTENTS: Tribute to the Nelsons by Dorothy Day On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Bread and Justice by Elizabeth Duran From The Mail Bag Six Poems by John Fandel Violence and the Gospel: a Theological Approach Their Struggle Is Ours Too Bowery Incident by Mary Kae Josh Poverty and Mental Health by Jean Forest
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 34, No. 01 (January 1968)
  CONTENTS: Chrystie Street by Jack Cook A Meeting with Ignazio Silone by Dorothy Day A Response to The Resistance by Jack Cook Notes on Permanent Revolution by James Hanink Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chicago House by Karl Meyer The Sacred City by Thomas Merton Book Reviews Liberation: A Primer For Resistance
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 12 (December 1967)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Danilo Dolci’s Sicily by Dorothy Day Vietnam and Racial Conflict by Martin Luther King Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Jack Cook War And Vision: The Autobiography of a Crow Indian by Thomas Merton The Third World and Liberal Mythology by Peadar Mactire Beyond Politics by Vincent Kelly Pollard A Man and a Vision by Jack Cook Book Reviews Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 11 (November 1967)
  CONTENTS: Prison Notes by Rev. Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Delano: the City and the Strikers by Jack Cook Fall Appeal An Expose of the New Factory Farms by Donald G. Bloesch Tivoli – A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Jack Cook The Duty of Dissent by Rev. Ambrose Schaeffer, O.S.B.J. Auschwitz: A Family Camp by Thomas Merton Death and Transfiguration by Rev. Ambrose Schaeffer, O.S.B.J.
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 10 (September 1967)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Men of the Fields on the Pavements of New York by Jack Cook A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Bob Gilliam Sentenced To Two Years In Sandstone The Future Of Israel by L.F. Stone California Vineyards Revisited by Doug Adair Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Book Review Teachers Strike Requiescat in Pace Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 09 (July-August 1967)
  CONTENTS: Trials In Texas by Doud Adair Vatican II on Conscience The Powerless Blacks on Long Island by Jack Cook Editor Writes From Jail from Karl Meyer Father Milani R. I. P. Into the Lions’ Den by Karl Meyer Randolph Bourne and the Two Wars by Michael D. True A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Jack Cook Hunger And Thirst by James Hanink New House In Milwaukee by Michael Cullen Welfare vs War Cardinal Ritter’s Worry About Atomic Armaments Peacemaker Plans from Wally Nelson Letters Book Review
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 08 (June 1967)
  CONTENTS: Galley Slave by James E. Milord On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Rangers Riot, Strikers Suffer - Chaves: “We Will Endure” by Jack Cook Michael Gold (April 12, 1894-May 14, 1967) by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Tom Hoey Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Just War Is Not Just by Joan Tooke The Shoshoneans (A Review-Article) by Thomas Merton Book Review
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 07 (May 1967)
  CONTENTS: Strike Leader Comes East by Dorothy Day Spring Mobilization Vietnam and Beyond – from a talk by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Civil Disobedience by Hans Bertsch, O.F.M. Chrystie Street by Jack Cook Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Bernard Lazare by Thomas P. Anderson PAX Group Scores Draft Law Loaves And Fishes by Dorothy Day Pie in the Sky by Peter Maurin Everyone’s Paper On American Traits by Peter Maurin Aims and Purposes by Dorothy Day (originally in May 1943 issue) Way Of The Cross by Elizabeth McGrath A New Community by Jim Wilson New Year Letter from Karl Meyer Letter to Selective Service from Christopher S. Kearns Picking Apples by Raymond Benjamin Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 06 (March-April 1967)
  CONTENTS: Can We Serve Both Love and War? By Rev. Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. The Fast and The Waters by Jack Cook “Creation Is For Man” Spring Appeal On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Cathy Grant Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Mobilize On Saturday, April 15 To End The War In Vietnam Now Economic Development and Poverty by E.F. Schumacher ISHI—A Meditation by Thomas Merton Book Review
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 05 (February 1967)
  CONTENTS: Clerical Witness In Colombia Of Holy Disobedience A.J. Muste by Tom Cornell Opting Out North Nonviolent Protest by Pat Rusk On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Goldbricker’s Paradise by James Milord A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Pathology Or Racism-South Africa by Nancy Van Vuuren Chrystie Street by Tom Hoey Aparthood and the Christian by Rev. Joseph D. Ciparick, S.J. The Year Of The Goat by Eileen Egan Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Book Reviews Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 04 (January 1967)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays: On Personalism by Peter Maurin War Escalates, Tax Refusal Called For by Karl Meyer “In Peace Is My Bitterness Most Bitter” A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer James E. Wilson’s Statement Old Women Go To Bus Stations by Cecelia Paul From the Bottom of the Bottle by Marjorie C. Hughes St. Francis Hospital: In the South Bronx by Pat Rusk Book Review The Economics of Peace by Robert Swann Economics—U.S.A. An Interview with Vo Thanh-Minh by Herbert Mason The Lesson of Gandhi A Night In An Uncomfortable Inn by Stanley Vishnewski Letters Non-Cooperators Confront Draft by Richard W. Schweid
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 03 (December 1966)
  CONTENTS: Albert Camus And the Church by Thomas Merton Jim Wilson Gets 3 Years by Jack Cook New Front In Delano by Bill Esher Christmas Greetings Chrystie Street by Phil Maloney On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Ordeal of the Stranger A Farm with a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Elegy by Herbert Mason Book Review Visiting a Prisoner by Charles Butterworth Catholic Peace Fellowship Takes Shape In New Jersey by Jean Kellan A Poem Dedicated To Terre Des Hommes by Kay Boyle Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 28, No. 04 (November 1961)
  CONTENTS: The Shelter Ethic by Thomas Merton Cuba and the Christian by Diane Gannon Mississippi and “MOM” by Terry Sullivan Letters From California On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day March for Peace by Karl Meyer The Leaven of Fervor Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Protest In England Continued by Carol Gorgen Letters On Cuba Barbarians and Civilized by Peter Maurin Further Clarification by Judith Gregory Russian Memories by George Bennigsen Before Snow by Jean Morton Easy Essays by Peter Maurin The Story of the Church
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 02 (October-November 1966)
  CONTENTS: The Crafts Of Freedom by Abbott Hoffman The Pathology Of Racism by Rev. Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. Draft-Card Burners Convicted New Yorkers Plan Apartheid Protest The Death of Roger La Porte Fall Appeal On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Perseus: Lines for an American (alone, in armor) by Herbert Mason Letters The Bitter Grape Priests and Policemen by Peter Maurin Man And The Bomb by Cecelia Paul Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 33, No. 01 (September 1966)
  CONTENTS: “With Piercing Cry and With Tears—“ Pope Paul Pleads for Peace in Vietnam Morality and Vietnam On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Huelgistas March by John McKeon Support For Italian Co A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Tom Hoey Fort Hood 3 Sentenced Neo-Capitalism and Papal Teaching by Rev. Peter J. Riga David Urquhart: Peacemaker At Vatican One by Margaret Maison Letters Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 11 (July-August 1966)
  CONTENTS: DiGiorgio Struck Huelga! Join By Not Buying by Dorothy Day Love and Hate In Chicago Army Objectors Inprisoned Morality and Vietnam Protester Jailed Poverty’s Progress The Victim Soul by John McKeon A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Phil Maloney No Taxes for War in Vietnam The Council And Nuclear War by Herve Chaigne, O.F.M. Reply to Father Hugo by Canon F. M. Drinkwater Against Apartheid Roman Refusal Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 10 (June 1966)
  CONTENTS: Paul VI on the Primacy of Charity The Enjoyment Of Peace by Jim McMurry On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Legacy of Camilo Torres Chrystie Street by Phil Maloney Buddhist Monk Wages Peace by Nicole d’Entremont A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer The Last Indian War by Robert D. Casey Farm Workers’ Pilgrimage by Bill Esher Reply To Canon Drinkwater Letters Outrage and Compassion
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 09 (May 1966)
  CONTENTS: Redwood City Fights Napalm by Maxine Shaw Peter Maurin, Radical by Arthur Sheehan A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Letter from Hong Kong by Karl Meyer The Church of the Poor On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Phil Maloney The Challenge Of Marxism: A Dialogue Looking Around by Thomas P. Murray Vietnamese Priests Speak
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 08 (April 1966)
  CONTENTS: On Doing Prison Timer For Draft Refusal by Paul Salstrom War Protest Christians In The Century Of Fear by James W. Douglass Spring Appeal On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Looking Around by Thomas P. Murray “With a Good Deal of Pride” Death Of A Peacemaker Poverty And Destitution by Dorothy Day
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 07 (March 1966)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Closing Of The Gap by N. Nage Random Reflections On Poverty And Selling Catholic Workers by Thomas P. Murray Why I Broke the Law A Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Jim Wilson Poverty’s Progress: The Shy Apostle by John McKeon Book Review Letters Don’t Buy Schenley’s! The Essence of Fasting Mystical Body by Stanley Vishnewski Alternative Service
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 06 (February 1966)
  CONTENTS: The Organizer by Dorothy Day Delta “Invasion” The Transcendence Of Catholicism by Robert Ludlow Meditation On The Sea by Nicholas Rosa Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Nicole d’Entremont Book Reviews “No More Strangers” by Thomas Merton Mystic Sorrow by Herbert Mason When Christ Was King by Peter Maurin Looking For A House Search For Identification by Rev. Thomas J. Carroll A New Type Of Warfare by Stanley Vishnewski Fire The Bosses! By James Milord Father Hugo On Marriage by Canon F. H. Drinkwater Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 05 (January 1966)
  CONTENTS: Which Shall We Perform? The Christian Approach by Jim Wilson Honored Dead Grape Strike in Delano by Alan White The Case For Utopia by Peter Maurin Beyond Anti-Communism by Rev. Peter J. Riga A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Catherine Swann The Risks of Commitment Dom Lorenzo Milani – A Priest-Teacher On Trial Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 04 (December 1965)
  CONTENTS: The Human Family and Vietnam by James Douglass Prison Letter from Murphy Dowouis On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Dorothy Day and Lenin by Roy Lisker A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Christopher S. Kearns Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy S.C.L.C. Appeal by Martin Luther King, Jr. Book Reviews War, Racism And Mass Media by Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger How to Open A House of Hospitality by Stanley Vishnewski The Road to Peace
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 03 (November 1965)
  CONTENTS: Burning a Draft Card by Catherine Swann Life & Death on the Streets of New York by Tom Cornell Suicide or Sacrifice? By Dorothy Day Crime Against God and Man by Bishop Charles Grant Proximate Occasion of Sin by Rev. George Andrew Beck Chrystie Street by Nicole d’Entremont On Pilgrimage (Cont’d from October issue) by Dorothy Day Why Destroy Draft Cards? By Dwight MacDonald A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Why I Said No to the Draft by Murphy Dowouis Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Book Reviews Problems of Conscience by Rev. George Andrew Beck Liturgy and Society by Canon F. H. Drinkwater Requiem for a Flame by Anne Taillefer
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 02 (October 1965)
  CONTENTS: Christian Citizenship by the Rt. Rev. Christopher Butler, O.S.B. CW Staffer Imprisoned On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Saint Francis of Assisi by Pope Paul VI Vietnam and America’s Conscience by Rev. Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer The Faces Of the Poor by Pat Rusk Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy From The Mail Bag Chrystie Street by Nicole d’Entremont Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Book Review
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 32, No. 02 (September 1965)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day No More Hiroshimas by Pope Paul VI “We Declare Peace…” by Tom Cornell St. Marximus the Confessor On Non-Violence by Thomas Merton Status Quo and Revolution by Hidegard Goss-Mayr Lanza’s Ark by Clement Leclerc A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Book Review Five Days In Jail by Patricia Rusk One Year Old by David Mason Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy The Arrest by Carol Shields Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 12 (July-August 1965)
  CONTENTS: Special Issue—War and Peace At the Vatican Council The Council And The Bomb by James W. Douglass We Are All Under Judgment Destruction Hangs Over Humanity On Making Lasting Peace (Article 25 from Schema XIII) Not Even a Single Lie The Church and the Nation “Whether the Human Family Will Live Or Die” Questions On Modern War On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Nicole d’Entremont Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Book Review American Experts and Schema XIII by Gordon C. Zahn A Strong Statement For the Good of Mankind by Dr. Benjamin Spock
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 11 (June 1965)
  CONTENTS: Freedom Writers by Anne Taillefer Open Letter To President Johnson from Lewis Mumford Schoolday In Man Quang by Denis Knight The Community of the Faithful by Rev. Charles English, O.C.S.O. Big Chief Jim Crow by Christopher S. Kearns What Does Ammon Mean? by Dorothy Day Book Reviews Tivoli Farm Summer Activites Joseph House by Julio Paz Y Mino & Michael Inemer Common Ground Farm Wage Workers Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 10 (May 1965)
  CONTENTS: Petition We Strangers And Afraid by Karl Meyer Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Peter Maurin, Personalist by Dorothy Day A Hard Row to Hoe by Henry Anderson Catholic Worker Positions To Our Readers Start Of The Catholic Worker by Maisie Ward Peter Maurin Revisited by Walter Doyle Recollections of Peter Maurin by William Gauchat Book Reviews Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 09 (April 1965)
  CONTENTS: To Selma And Back by Nicole D’Entremont The Black Man’s Burden by Rev. Philip Berrigan, S.S.J. Project Loaves And Fishes by David Mason Saint Joan Of Arc by Fritz Eichenberg Spring Appeal by Dorothy Day The Berlin Wall In Selma, Alabama by Tom Cornell On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Clare Bee
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 08 (March 1965)
  CONTENTS: Tivoli: A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer In Peaceable Conflict by Rev. Daniel Berrigan, S.J. On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day An Expatriate Looks Back by James E. Milord Seven Baskets of Fragments by David Mason Herald of Revolution by Nicole D’Entremont Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy The Parade by Jon Swan From The Mail Bag Litany Of Freedom Fighters From Louis K., Twenty Years After by John A. Lynch Book Reviews Five Free Lectures
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 07 (February 1965)
  CONTENTS: Chrystie Street by Thomas Francis Ritt On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Church Of The Poor by Rev. Peter J. Riga Declaration of Conscience Report From Long Island by Robert W. Goldfarb Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer The Co-OP Idea by William Horvath Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Letters Project Loaves and Fishes Plan Listen, Catholics by Eldie S. Linden Notes On Catholic Anti-Semitism by James Milord Unions Act In Poverty War by David Mason Asylum by Harold Isbell Food Needed In Mississippi
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 06 (January 1965)
  CONTENTS: Chrystie Street by Clare Bee On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day War and Peace at the Council by N. Nage Christian-Marxist Dialogue Project Loaves and Fishes Plan Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Progress Report by David Mason Religio Laici by Jean Reuterman From the Mail Bag
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 05 (December 1964)
  CONTENTS: Protest Vietnam War Dec. 19th Christmas Epistle The Morality of Thermonuclear Deterrence by James W. Douglass A Memoir Of Flannery O’Connor by Anne Taillefer Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer Chrystie Street by Tom Ritt Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy From The Mail Bag Adeste Fideles by Edward Morin Open Doors and Open Minds by Herman Bookjans, JR. Poet At Georgetown by Sister M. Therese Thursday Nights Oakland Farm Report by Bill Esher Dirty War Tadpoles
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 04 (November 1964)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer A Nuclear Pastoral: Mankind Is In Danger As Never Before by Magr. Jacques Guilhem The “Spirit Of Freedom” by Tom Cornell Report from Prague by Jean Forest Chrystie Street by Marian Brass Joe Hill House Red Roses For Her (In Memoriam: Elizabeth Gurley Flynn) No Dignity Left in Farm Work by Suzan Mann Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 03 (October 1964)
  CONTENTS: Friends Of Gandhi To Fast Oct. 31 by Robert Larson Project Loaves and Fishes by David Mason An Ad Hoc Individual For The Green Revolution by Karl Meyer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Tom Cornell The Police And Harlem by John Leo Thoughts For Election Day by Vinoba Bhave Men Against Apartheid Travelers; Holy Communion (for Mike) by Daniel Berrigan, S.J. Death Of A Birdman Oakland Notes Strangers At Home by Helen Caldwell Riley S.O.S. by Clare Bee Help The Harlem Education Program Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 01 (July-August 1964)
  CONTENTS: Chrystie Street by Clare Bee Tivoli – A Farm With A View by Deane Mowrer The Case of Cardinal McIntyre by Dorothy Day On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Saint Anne And The Race Riots by Anne Taillefer Rent Strike and Co-ops by William Horvath Oakand: Peter Maurin House A Monastic Foundation In the South No Taxes For War In Viet Nam by Ammon Hennacy Letters Book Reviews C.W. Weddings The Social Conscience Of a University
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 30, No. 11 (June 1964)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Tom Cornell Religion and Revolution Victory by Jean Forest Law Dean Speaks On Lawyers & Nonviolent Demonstrations Tranquility Without Pills by James Milord Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Lower East Side by Mary Madsen Book Reviews Beacon Hill by Sheila McElwaine Letters 90 Miles From Home Josephine, R.I.P.
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 30, No. 10 (May 1964)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day To Overcome The Contradiction The Book of Ammon by Ammon Hennacy On Community by Stanley Vishnewski A Chance To End The Draft by Tom Cornell Reflections In A Blinded Eye by Deane Mowrer The Liturgy and the Racial Struggle by Phiop Berrigan, S.S.J. Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Ed Brown Letters Tax Protest Cult : Culture : Cultivation Book Reviews The World’s Fair And The Irresponsibles by Paul Velde The Angled Road by Judith Gregory Poverty by Arthur T. Sheehan
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 30, No. 09 (April 1964)
  CONTENTS: Mystery Of The Poor by Dorothy Day The Religious Dollar by James Milord The Passing of Marcos Ana On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Stanley Vishnewski Solves: Problems of Unemployment Chrystie Street by Christoper Kearns Peter Maruin Farm by Deane Mowrer Tax Refusal The Neap Tide by Denis Knight Letters from Cuba Book Reviews Notre Dame Auxiliatrice by Paul Claudel Thoughts on Hosing by William Horvarth (Follow-up to February Article)
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 30, No. 08 (March 1964)
  CONTENTS: Chrysite Street by Tom Cornell On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Pacem In Terris and American Communists by Herve Chaigne, O.F.M. Caritas by Herbert Mason Reflection In a Mirror: In Memory of Father Jules Monchanin by Anne Taillefer Letter From Cuba A Meditation On The Bowery—Stations Of The Cross by Clare Bee Book Reviews Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy On Closing a House; Afternoon Dance; Railway Car by Harold Isbell Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 30, No. 07 (February 1964)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Walter Wiatrowski Peace Walk to Cuba Stalled In Georgia by Tom Cornell Tenants Refuse to Pay Rent for Bad Housing by W. B. Horvath Shibboleths by James Milord Nonviolence and Peacemaking The Clothing Room Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Letters Muslim-Christian Witness: Homage to Louis Massignon by Herbert Mason Book Reviews Friday Night Meetings Rhythm Beads Such a River by Denis Knight School Boycott by Anne Taillefer Petition for Full Pardon For Morton Sobell Announcing—Loaves And Fishes by Dorothy Day The Forgotten Prisoners by Martin Corbin Archdiocese of Durban The Underground City Fritz Eichenberg’s Catholic Worker Drawings
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 30, No. 06 (January 1964)
  CONTENTS: Fighting Harlem Slumlords by Edgar Forand A Long Day’s Journey by Karl Meyer On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Nuclear Morality And Eschatological Realism by James W. Douglass Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Peace Walkers Jailed Miners’ Strike by Tom Cornell Welfare Without Warmth by Douglas Gibson Letters Mary’s House Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Scandal Chrystie Street by Al Learnard Simon Community by Eddie S. Linden Book Review Huxley Oakland House
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 30, No. 05 (December 1963)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Resistance and Redemption by James W. Douglass Dominique Pire, O.P. by Tom Cornell Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer The Red Squad And The Green Revolution by Karl Meyer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Letters Chrystie Street by Christopher Kearns Early Moring Fog by Elizabeth Sheehan Book Reviews Report from Mary Lathrop: Mary’s House No accommodations by Jeanne S. Bagby American PAX Association Annual Meeting
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 30, No. 04 (November 1963)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Tom Cornell Archbishop Roberts And the Peace Question by Jonas Winters Jack Horner and the Black Pontiacs by Karl Meyer A Perspective On: Pacem In Terris by Fr. Edvard D. Vogt Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Christmas 1963, U.S.A. Book Reviews Peace Calendar, And Appointment Book How to Read an Encyclical by John Cogley Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Abbe Davezies Fritz Eichenberg’s Catholic Worker Drawings Father Gerald Vann, O.P. [1906-1963] Easy Essays by Peter Maurin De Chardin
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 30, No. 03 (October 1963)
  CONTENTS: Fall Appeal by Dorothy Day Archbishop Roberts: The Council and Peace On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Edgar Forand From the Clothes Room Catholic Anarchism by Karl Meyer James Milord Reports: From The Artic Cult: Culture: Cultivation Book Reviews Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Letters Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy A Black Man’s Prayer by Helen C. Riley God Is Not Mocked Reflection on Birmingham by Peter Dargin M. L. King Mumford The Mass in English by Terry Becker Diem and Personalism
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 30, No. 02 (September 1963)
  CONTENTS: Pacifist Conference by Tom Cornell Pope John by Pope John XXIII On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Big March – August 28, 1963 by Ed Turner Sit-Down At The A.E.C. by Tom Cornell Craftsmanship by Bron M. Warsaskas Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy C.O. by Murphy Dewouls Police Beat, Acid-Burn Weinberger As He Demonstrates for Integration: From The Peacemaker Chrystie Street by Tom Cornell Book Reviews Cult: Culture: Cultivation Prayer to St. Raphael by Ernest Hello Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Peace March In Rome by Partic O’Reilly-Persichetti Christ In Action: Poverty In The Church Peace Prayer of St. Francis
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 29, No. 11 (June 1963)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Alabama Freedom Walk by Tom Cornell Guardian Angels by Do Anscar Vonier Chrystie Street by Tom Cornell Pope John and Integration Retreat Conference Letters Book Reviews Pope John XXIII Civil Disobedience Pope Pius XII Anarchism Henry Miller Trip To Chrystie St. Rhythm Of Life by D. H. Lawrence The Pax Christi Pledge
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 29, No. 10 (May 1963)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Louis Lecoin Pacem In Terris And American Action by James W. Douglass On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Christ and the Shape of Mankind by Philip Berrigan SSJ. And Daniel Berrigan, S.J. From To New York by Leopold Sedar Senghor, President of Senegal (Translated by Anne Taillefer) Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Chrystie Street by Edgar Forand Book Reviews Alabama Integration Walk Poems by Barbary Deming Three Prayers by Barbara Deming Richness in Giving by Erich Fromm Search For Peace by Archbishop Roberts, S.J. Caryl W. Chessman: In Memoriam May 2, 1960 Prayer by St. Thomas Aquinas
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 29, No. 09 (April 1963)
  CONTENTS: Chrysite Street by Tom Cornell On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Church and the Outside World, by Cardinal Suenens John Brophy Miners’ Leader Dies The Russian Orthodox Church by Harold J. Berman Non-Violent Action In The Argentine Spring Appeal The Added Cubit by J. Robert Oppenheimer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Letters Word From Cuba Maundy Thursday by Denis Knight Book Reviews Easter Sunday by Denis Knight CNVA Cuba Project by Jerry Lehmann
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 29, No. 08 (March 1963)
  CONTENTS: New House In London by Peter Lumsden New House In Arizona The Cuban Revolution: A Mirror Of Our Times by Herve Chaigne, O.F.M. Expressway Victory by John Luckacs A Prayer For Our Time by St. Francis of Assisi Winkler At Bay by Karl Meyer Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy CW Staff Member Arrested Sean Condon, R.I.P. Pasternak Mr. Salinger’s Omission by William Bush Book Reviews From The Clothing Room
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 29, No. 07 (February 1963)
  CONTENTS: Coal Miners Strike by Tom Cornell The City by Gerard LA Mountain, O.R.S.A. More About Cuba by Dorothy Day Christian Pacifisim In Today’s World by Rory McCormick Plan for a School by Judith Gregory Impressions of the Catholic Worker by Gregory Leszczynski Chrystie Street by Chris Peditto Book Reviews Food and Clothing Needed Maria Montessori: World-Peace Through The Child (Final Installment)
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 29, No. 06 (January 1963)
  CONTENTS: Karl Meyer Fired: Errors in Catholic Worker Article Cites as Reason by Karl Meyer Chrystie Street by Gregory Leszczynski “God Would Hold Me Responsible” On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Response To the Cold War by Tom Cornell Road to Serfdom by James E. Milord Life With Transients And The Unemployed by Ammon Hennacy Letter from a Cuban Friend Committee For Nonviolent Action Plans Project In Cuba by Jerry Lehmann Peter Maurin Farm by Jean Walsh Book Reviews Maria Montessori: World-Peace Through The Child (Fifth Installment) Soldiers of Peace
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 29, No. 05 (December 1962)
  CONTENTS: Business Is Business by Karl Meyer Disallowed Evidence Chrystie Street by Edgar Forand Peter Maurin Farm by Jean Walsh Fall Appeal Pilgrimage to Cuba—Part IV by Dorothy Day Going Hungry On The Land Correspondence Of a Migrant Worker by Mary Lathrop What Chinese Catholics Expect from the West by Rev. Francois Huang The Primacy of Charity Cult: Culture: Cultivation Ecclesia Militans Hearings On Discrimination In The theater by Chris Peditto Mexico Maria Montessori: World-Peace Through The Child (Fourth Installment)
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 29, No. 04 (November 1962)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage In Cuba: Part III by Dorothy Day Resurrection by Allan Sterling Conscience at the United Nations by Anne Taillefer Easy Essay: Passing the Buck by Peter Maurin Chrystie Street by Charles Butterworth Letters Book Reviews Love song by Herbert Mason Maria Montessori: World-Peace Through The Child Elijah House The Ultimate Crime The Peace-Makers (to Ammon) by Herbert Burks
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 28, No. 11 (June 1962)
  CONTENTS: Bishop Strikes At Labor Exploitation Don Martin Marks 1st Year in Prison Further Developments at Fordham by Judith Gregory Integrationist Bares Torture You Can’t Come Home Any More by William Worthy Peacemaker Training In Nonviolence This Is New York But It Happens In Every City Chrystie Street by Edgar Forand Letters The Rock by Jack Lindeman We Have To Make Ourselves Heard (Continued from May issue) by Thomas Merton The Miracle: A Short Story by Basile Yanovsky Letter from Cuba Book Reviews Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 28, No. 10 (May 1962)
  CONTENTS: Criminal Anarchy in the South by Edgar Forand “Company Union” Charged at Fordham U. Appeal Easy Essays: Blowing The Dynamite by Peter Maurin Henry David Thoreau (Died May 6, 1862) by James Douglass We Have To Make Ourselves Heard by Thomas Merton Chrystie Street by Charles Butterworth This Night I Carry the Banner by Karl Meyer Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Spring by Ned O’German The Detroit Catholic Worker
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 28, No. 09 (April 1962)
  CONTENTS: Oakland House Dedicated The Case for Christian Pacifism by Karl Stern Chrystie Street by Edgar Forand Ethics And War a footnote: by Thomas Merton Farm Workers It’s a Long Way to California by Arthur T. Sheehan The Social Encyclical of John XXIII by Abbe Colvis Lugon Book Reviews Letters God’s Gifts Debased Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Silver Horns by Anne Talliefer The Ideal Man The Defeat of War
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 28, No. 08 (March 1962)
  CONTENTS: Reflections on the Fall of Adam Christian Ethics and Nuclear War by Thomas Merton Catholic Pacifist Jailed in England by Robert Steed Chrystie Street by Charles Butterworth Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer The Way Of The Cross Letters Coffins For Sale Book Reviews Schumann’s Soliloquy by Betie Richart What Is To Be Done by Karl Meyer Marx and the Spirit of Anarchism by Simone Weil
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 28, No. 07 (February 1962)
  CONTENTS: First Strike Over Nuclear War, Nuclear Peace One Is Ours To Make Jim Crow on the Bowery The Paper Revolution by Karl Meyer “All the Way to Heaven Is Heaven” Peter Maurin & Eric Gill by Ed Turner The Land Black Sheep’s Wool Getting a Farm The Martyrs of Africa The Rule of Christ Prayer of St. Ephraim the Syrian Letters February by W. Kerell Book Reviews No On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day The Church Speaks Thomas Merton On the Strike Safe Ship Or Safe Lifeboats? Algeria For Protection’s Sake by Peter Maurin
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 28, No. 06 (January 1962)
  CONTENTS: Feast of the Holy Family ‘Shun All Thought of Force’ Pope Pleads At Christmas Archbishop Condemns Capitalism On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Back the Strike! By Nelson Barr Pacifists Organize Coalition by James Forest The Dream of Gerontius by Arthur T. Sheeban Back to the Sea! Advice to a Young Prophet by Thomas Merton Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Highlander’s Property Confiscated Worker-Scholar Weekend A New House! Book Reviews The Sky Grows Darker by Dennis Knight Chrystie Street by Charles Butterworth
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 28, No. 03 (October 1961)
  CONTENTS: The Worker Priests by Anne Taillefer The Root of War by Thomas Merton Co-operation by Rev. George J. MacLean Freedom Riders by Felix Singer Appeal On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Protest in England Our Neighbors On Chrystie Street by Edgar Forland Pilgrimage to a Prison by Anne Fremantle Letters from Ammon and Mary Strike for Peace Farming Commune by Allan Stehling Contemplative Prayer
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 28, No. 02 (September 1961)
  CONTENTS: Breaking the Thought Barrier by Jerome Frank Blowing the Dynamite of the Church by Karl Meyer A Look at Outcasts by Charles Butterworth Notes Between The Bars by Philip Havey Chasing Soul by Allen Hoffman On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street: Impressions from a Cook’s Day by Stuart Sandberg Siloe House by Dianne Gannon Okinawa Halts Missiles by Bob Casey
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 28, No. 01 (July - August 1961)
  CONTENTS: About Cuba by Dorothy Day Report from a Freedom Rider by Delis Singer Bishops Speak on Integration Breaking the Thought Barrier by Jerome Frank Life At Hard Labor by Ammon Hennecy Just One Bomb! Report from Karl Meyer Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Letter from Karlo Forsberg "Chant To Be Used in Processions Around A Site With Furnaces" by Thomas Merton Book Reviews Farm Appeal Challenge Farm Labor
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 27, No. 07 (February 1961)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day America’s Lost Plantation by Dave Dellinger Civil Disobedience In the Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Hymn To The Sea by Walter Kerell Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Muslim Christian Pilgrimage by Herbert Mason To The Beach by Stanley Vishnewski Claudel A Little Man by Karl Meyer Garth Newydd Community House by Barney McCaffrey Community
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 27, No. 06 (January 1961)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Ed Willock Dies by Arthur T. Sheehan Gauchats Practice Hospitality by Stanley Vishnewski A Farewell To Shakers by Byron R. Bryant Walk For Peace by Jerry Lehmann In the Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer Two Essays From Integrity by Ed Willock: I) Piety For Men, II) Response And Responsibility Portrait of an Officer by Pierre-Henri Simon Spring Street by Stuart Bandberg Encomium by Herbert Mason Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 27, No. 05 (December 1960)
  CONTENTS: A Weekend At Highlander by Judith Gregory We Are All Guilty Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Slower But Not Less Real In the Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Caritas by Herbert Mason Cult – Culture- Cultivation The Christening Bishop’s Uphold Personalism by Stanley Vishnewski What I Learned From the Labour Pool by James E. Milord Book Reviews Carol by Suzanne Gross Study Co-ops by William Horvath Our Roots Grow Deeper by Dudley Laufman
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 27, No. 04 (November 1960)
  CONTENTS: Leo Tolstoy Evictions-Suffering Martin Luther King Three Questions Letters: In the Market Place by Ammon Hennacy On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Bob Steed Writes Appeal The Three Hermits The Crippled Deer by Suzanne Gross A Grain As Big As A Hen’s Egg Feed The Poor—Starve The Tax Collectors by Karl Meyer Book Reviews Holy Mother Russia The Women’s Clothes-Room by Anne Taillefer
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 27, No. 02 (September 1960)
  CONTENTS: This Money is Not Ours by Dorothy Day Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Credit Unions by Arthur T. Sheehan On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day St. Thomas On Usury In the Market Place by Ammon Hennacy The Japanese Youth Riots by George P. Cablin Friday Night Meetings by Jacques Baker George Meany’s Wealthy Man From Havana by William Worthy Voluntary Poverty by Robert F. Stowell Work And Community Banking on Bankers The Moral Equivalent of War by William James Cider Making in Vermont To Build A House by Dudley Laufman Dan O’Hagen Writes from Pa. Jonas Visits Peter Maurin Farm
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 27, No. 01 (July-August 1960)
  CONTENTS: Cuba As I See It by William Worthy Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Permanent Camaldolese Hermitages Begin to Rise Reflections On The Connection by Dorothy Day Acquisitive Society In the Market Place by Ammon Hennacy Union Organizes Farm Workers by C. P. Gorgen Friday Night Meeting Toward Nuclear Morality Book Reviews Our Mother, The Church Rose Robinson Tells of Her Arrest and Prison Experiences
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 26, No. 11 (June 1960)
  CONTENTS: Civil Disobedience In France by Jean-Marie Domenach The Black Jets by Robert Casey 500 Defy Civil Defense Drill In N.Y.C. by Ammon Hennacy Letter from Karl Meyer On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Cooperative by William Norvath On The Road by Ammon Hennacy Crusade To Brotherhood by Richard Fichter Karl Marx and the Holy Family by Irwin St. John Tucker Picketing Sing Sing by Anne Taillefer The Poems of Thomas Merton
• 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
• Question and answer session (edited) following "In the Beginning of the Catholic Worker," a speech delivered in 1985 by Joseph Zarrella. Most questions answered by Joe Zarrella, but there are also audio responses from Gerry Griffin and Mary Alice Zarrella.
  Some audio removed which was difficult to hear. Unedited version appears in the Merton Center Collection.
• "In the Beginning of the Catholic Worker," a speech delivered in 1985 by Joseph Zarrella on his memories of life in the early years of the Catholic Worker
• Puzzle letter from Alice Zarrella to Joseph Zarrella, August 24, 1943.
  Puzzle letter from Alice Zarrella to Joseph Zarrella during his time in the American Field Service, August 24, 1943.
• Photograph of Joseph Zarrella in uniform, ca. 1943
  Images of Joseph Zarrella in uniform for the American Field Service. ca. 1943
• Joseph Zarrella's statement to the draft board on conscientious objection, 1942
  Statement to the draft board by Joseph Zarrella to declare his stance as a Catholic conscientious objector.
• Certificate of Identity Card for Joseph Zarrella, 1943
  Civilian certificate of identity for Joseph Zarrella. As a conscientious objector to the war, Zarrella instead served as an ambulance driver in the American Field Service during World War II.
• American Field Service Identification Card, Joseph Zarrella, 1943
  Identification card for Joseph Zarrella for the American Field Service. As a conscientious objector to the war, Zarrella instead served as an ambulance driver in the American Field Service during World War II.
• Order to Report for Induction for Joseph Zarrella, 1942
  Order to report for induction into the U.S. Army during World War II issued by a local draft board. As a conscientious objector to the war, Zarrella instead served as an ambulance driver in the American Field Service.
• Notice of selection for Joseph Zarrella, April 1942.
  Draft notice (Notice of Selection) for Joseph Zarrella, April 1942. As a conscientious objector to the war, Zarrella instead served as an ambulance driver in the American Field Service.
• American Field Service Departure Permit for Joseph Zarrella
  Permit of local board for registrant to depart from the United States issued to Joseph Zarrella for volunteering with the American Field Service. As a conscientious objector to the war, Zarrella instead served as an ambulance driver in the American Field Service.
• Breadline at Detroit Catholic Worker House
  Image of a breadline at the Catholic Worker Detroit House
• Detroit Catholic Worker House
  Image of the Catholic Worker House in Detroit
• Dorothy Day at the Detroit Catholic Worker, ca. 1936
  Image of Dorothy Day leaning on a car with two unidentified people at the Detroit Catholic Worker
• Dorothy Day at the Detroit Catholic Worker, ca. 1936
  Image of Dorothy Day at the Detroit Catholic Worker with an unidentified priest
• Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker Newspapers at Union Square, 1983
  Image of Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker newspapers during the 50th anniversary of the paper at Union Square, NY in 1983
• Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker Newspapers at Union Square, 1983
  Image of Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker newspapers during the 50th anniversary of the paper at Union Square, NY in 1983
• Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker Newspapers at Union Square, 1983
  Image of Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker newspapers during the 50th anniversary of the paper at Union Square, NY in 1983
• Joe Zarrella and Tamar Hennessy, 1991
  Image of Tamar Hennessy and Joe Zarrella at the CW gathering in Boston, July 2-3, 1991
• Catholic Worker Gathering, July 2-3, 1991
  Image of Tamar Hennessy and Ade Bethune with others at the CW gathering in Boston, July 2-3, 1991
• Portrait of Dorothy Day, 1937
  Portrait of Dorothy Day taken January 23, 1937
• Dorothy Day visiting Joe Zarrella in St. Meinrad, IN, ca. 1964
  Image of Joe Zarrella, Dorothy Day, and Brother Xavier standing outside in St. Meinrad, IN
• Alice Zarrella visiting Dorothy Day, 1979.
  Image of Alice Lautner Zarrella and Gerry Griffin visiting Dorothy Day a few months before her death
• Joe Zarrella visiting Dorothy Day, 1979.
  Image of Joseph Zarrella visiting Dorothy Day in the last year of her life
• Alice Lautner at the Catholic Worker in New York, 1939
  Image of Alice Lautner Zarrella outside the Catholic Worker office
• Julia Purcelli at the Catholic Worker office, no date
  Image of Julia Purcelli (Day's secretary) in the office at CW.
• Christ as carpenter holding hands - Ade Bethune Mural at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York
  Image of a mural by Ade Bethune at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York. Mural is of Jesus dressed as a carpenter holding hands of other workers.
• Ade Bethune Mural at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York
  Image of a mural by Ade Bethune at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York. The mural is of a woman worker holding a broom, a male worker in overalls, and possibly Pope Pius XI holding hands.
• St. Paul Visits St. Peter in Jail Mural
  Image of a mural by Ade Bethune at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York. Mural is of St. Paul visiting St. Peter in jail.
• Murals of St. Joseph, Jesus Christ, and the Bl. Virgin Mary by Ade Bethune at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York, no date
  Image of a mural by Ade Bethune at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality. Mural is of St. Joseph and Jesus Christ working with carpentry tools next to the Blessed Virgin Mary sewing or mending a garment.
• Saint Francis of Assisi Mural by Ade Bethune at the Catholic Worker, New York, no date
  Image of an Ade Bethune mural of St. Francis of Assisi at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York.
• Dorothy Day at Catholic Worker Farm, 1939
  Image of Dorothy Day at the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA. She is standing in a field with an unknown woman.
• Peter Maurin and Ade Bethune at the Catholic Worker Farm, 1939
  Image of Peter Maurin at the CW retreat at a farm in Easton, PA. He is in the center of a group of people. The back of photo labels some people in the group: "Eddie Pirent (sp?), Julia Porcelli, Ade Bethune, Jack Thorton, Hazen Ordway, Frank O'Donnell, John Curran (in chair), Peter Maurin, Marty Paul."
• Tamar (Dorothy Day's daughter) and boy making sandcastle at Catholic Worker Farm in Easton, PA
  Image of Tamar (Dorothy Day's daughter) and unknown boy at the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA making a sandcastle
• Dorothy Day at Catholic Worker Farm, 1939
  Image of a group gathered, including Dorothy Day, outside of a building at the CW retreat at the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA. The back of the photo is labeled "Fr. Joachim Benson and Dorothy Day."
• Ade Bethune at Catholic Worker Retreat, 1939
  Image of Ade Bethune standing in front of a wagon at the CW retreat at the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA.
• Dorothy Day at Catholic Worker Farm, 1939
  Image at the CW retreat at the Catholic Worker farm Easton, PA. The back label of the photo identifies: Tamar, Dorothy, Bill Callahan, and Arthur Durrenberger, Jr.
• Dorothy Day with Catherine Mella at Catholic Worker Retreat, 1939
  Image of Dorothy Day with Catherine Mella at the CW retreat at the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA.
• Peter Maurin at the Catholic Worker Retreat in Easton, PA, 1939
  Image of Peter Maurin with people sitting in a circle around him at the Catholic Worker retreat at a farm in Easton, PA. The back of photo is labeled as "Retreat #1, Easton, Maryfarm, 1939. Ade Bethune"
• Tamar (daughter of Dorothy Day) at Catholic Worker Retreat, 1938
  Image of Tamar with a cow at a CW retreat at a farm in Easton, PA.
• Dorothy Day at Catholic Worker Retreat
  Image of Dorothy Day and Tamar with a goat at a CW retreat at a the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA.
• Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, Operated by Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors
  Image of two men holding tools and hanging up a sign on the side of a building that reads "Civilian Public Servic Camp No. 15, Operated by Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors." The back of the photo identifies one of the men as "Dwight Larrowe." Many volunteers and staff members of the Catholic Worker went to prison or public service camps during World War II for refusing the draft.
• Joe Zarrella at Catholic Conscientious Objectors Camp, ca. 1942
  Image of Joe Zarrella pumping water at the Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, run by the Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors. Many volunteers and staff members of the Catholic Worker went to prison or public service camps during World War II for refusing the draft.
• Joe Zarrella at Catholic Conscientious Objectors Camp, ca. 1942
  Image of Joe Zarrella chopping wood at the Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, run by the Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors. Many volunteers and staff members of the Catholic Worker went to prison or public service camps during World War II for refusing the draft.
• Joe Zarrella at Catholic Conscientious Objectors Camp, ca. 1942
  Image of Joe Zarrella stacking and chopping wood at the Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, run by the Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors. Many volunteers and staff members of the Catholic Worker went to prison or public service camps during World War II for refusing the draft.
• Latrine at Catholic Conscientious Objectors Camp, ca. 1942
  Image of a latrine at the Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, run by the Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors
• Office building at Catholic Conscientious Objectors Camp, ca. 1942
  Image of office building at the Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, run by the Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors
• Joe Zarrella at the Catholic Worker Office, 1939
  Image of Joe Zarrella at a typewriter at the Catholic Worker office on Mott Street in New York City
• Volunteers at Catholic Worker Office in New York City, ca. 1940
  Image of CW workers in front of the office on Mott street. Back of image reads "Left to right: John Cort, Mary Catherine Finnegan Cotton, Betty Finnegan Doyle, Julia Purcelli Moran, Stanley Vishnewski. Finnegan Sisters formerly of Rochester, NY - Now St. Joseph Minn, 1982"
• Alice in Wonderland
  Image of Alice Lautner Zarrella at the Catholic worker in New York City. She is standing over a sink, perhaps doing laundry. Caption on back reads "Alice in Wonderland"
• Ade Bethune at Catholic Worker Retreat, 1939
  Image of Ade Bethune with her assistant and Father Sebastian Erbacher, presumably at a Catholic Worker retreat
• Men outside the Catholic Worker Charity House on Mott Street in New York City
  Image of two men outside the Catholic Worker office in NYC. Description on back reads "Duncan Chisholm, 1940"
• Inside the Catholic Worker Charity House, Mott Street, New York City
  Image of wall inside the Catholic Worker Charity House, including a quote from St. Thomas Aquinas
• Breadline outside the Catholic Worker Charity House in Milwaukee
  Description on the back reads "Milwaukee CW, 1937, Oct 11 opened"
• Breadline outside the Catholic Worker Office, ca. 1937
  Image of men standing in the breadline outside the Catholic Worker Charity House on Mott Street in New York
• Pile of bread used for breadlines at a Catholic Worker house in New York, ca. 1937
  Image of a pile of bread used to feed the needy in the breadlines at the Catholic Worker house on Mott Street in New York City. A partial view of an Ade Bethune mural is in the background.
• Breadline inside the Catholic Worker Charity House, ca. 1937
  Image of a breadline inside the Catholic Worker Charity House oon Mott Street in New York City. The photo focuses on one man who is drinking from a cup. The Ade Bethune mural of St. Paul visiting St. Peter in jail is in the background
• Breadline entering the Catholic Worker, ca. 1937
  Image of men in a breadline entering the Cathlolic Worker Charity House on Mott Street in New York City
• Breadline entering the Catholic Worker, ca. 1937
  Image of a breadline entering the Cathlolic Worker Charity House on Mott Street in New York City
• Breadline outside the Catholic Worker Office, ca. 1937
  Image of a breadline entering the Cathlolic Worker Charity House on Mott Street in New York City
• Breadline outside the Catholic Worker Office, ca. 1937
  Image of a breadline rounding the corner of Crawford department store. The men in line are waiting for food served at the Catholic Worker Charity House on Mott Street in New York City
• Breadline outside the Catholic Worker Office, ca. 1937
  Image of men standing in the breadline outside the Catholic Worker Charity House on Mott Street in New York
• Breadline outside the Catholic Worker Office, ca. 1937
  Image of men standing in the breadline outside the Catholic Worker Charity House on Mott Street in New York
• Breadline outside the Catholic Worker Office, ca. 1937
  A group of men stand waiting in the breadline outside the Catholic Worker Charity House on Mott Street in New York
• Breadline outside the Catholic Worker Office, ca. 1937
  Image of breadline outside the Mott street Catholic Worker Charity House in New York. The long line goes around the corner.
• Breadline outside the Catholic Worker Office, ca. 1937
  Image of breadline outside the Mott street Catholic Worker Charity House in New York.
• Joe Zarrella at Dorothy Day's funeral, 1980
  Image of Joe Zarrella in the funeral procession for Dorothy Day
• Funeral procession for Dorothy Day
  Image of Dorothy Day's casket during funeral procession, 1980
• Cesar Chavez at Dorothy Day's funeral
  Image of Cesar Chavez at Day's funeral, 1980
• Dorothy Day and daughter Tamar at Easton Farm 1937
  Image of Dorothy and Tamar holding a goat at Easton Farm, PA.
• Breadline outside the Catholic Worker Office, ca. 1938
  Imageof breadline outside the CW in NY. Back of photo reads " 115 Mott St NYC, 1938-39"
• Dorothy Day looking out window.
  Image of older Dorothy Day looking out the window, wearing a smock signed by fellow inmates while she served 10 days in prison for supporting farm workers, c. 1975.
• Serving food at the Catholic Worker in New York
  Photo at the Catholic Worker in New York where meals were served to those in need. Description on back reads "Tex, Jim Brazil - window."
• Ade Bethune, Tamar Hennessy, and Joe Zarrella
  Image of Ade Bethune, Ade Bethune, Tamar Hennessy, and Joe Zarrella
• Dorothy Day visiting Joe and Alice Zarrella, ca. 1964
  Image of Dorothy Day visiting Joe and Alice Zarrella in Indiana. Photo was likely taken at St. Meinrad in Indiana.
• Catholic Worker membership card belonging to Joseph Zarrella
  Catholic Worker membership card of Zarrella. Signed by Dorothy Day. No date
• Letter from Alice Zarella to Dorothy Day. 1964 September 3
  Letter from Alice Zarrella to Dorothy Day thanking her for visiting the Zarrellas in Indiana. Pg. 2
• Letter from Alice Zarella to Dorothy Day. 1964 September 3
  Letter from Alice Zarrella to Dorothy Day thanking her for visiting the Zarrellas in Indiana. Pg. 1
• Letter from Joseph Zarella to Dorothy Day. 1949 January 14
  Letter from Joe to Dorothy Day from Indiana many years after he left the CW. Provides an update from labor movements locally in Indiana. Pg. 2
• Letter from Joseph Zarella to Dorothy Day. 1949 January 14
  Letter from Joe to Dorothy Day from Indiana many years after he left the CW. Provides an update from labor movements locally in Indiana. Pg. 1
• Letter from Alice Lautner to Dorothy Day. 1941 May 27
  Letter from Alice Lautner to Dorothy Day regarding her wanting to visit the CW
• Letter from Joseph Zarrella to Dorothy Day. 1940 February 14
  Long letter to Day from Zarrella providing an update, especially about the dire budget situation for CW. Provides update about Tamar. Pg. 4
• Letter from Joseph Zarrella to Dorothy Day. 1940 February 14
  Long letter to Day from Zarrella providing an update, especially about the dire budget situation for CW. Provides update about Tamar (Dorothy Day's daughter). Pg. 3
• Letter from Joseph Zarrella to Dorothy Day. 1940 February 14
  Long letter to Day from Zarrella providing an update, especially about the dire budget situation for CW. Provides update about Tamar. Pg. 2
• Letter from Joseph Zarrella to Dorothy Day. 1940 February 14
  Long letter to Day from Zarrella providing an update, especially about the dire budget situation for CW. Provides update about Tamar. Pg. 1
• Letter to Dorothy Day from Joseph Zarrella. 1939 December 29
  Letter to Dorothy Day from Joe Zarrella providing an update from Christmas and how he misses Tamar (Dorothy Day's daughter) around the CW. Pg. 1
• Letter to Dorothy Day from Joseph Zarrella. 1939 December 29
  Letter to Dorothy Day from Joe Zarrella providing an update from Christmas and how he misses Tamar around the CW. Pg. 2
• Letter to Dorothy Day from Joseph Zarrella. 1939 December 22
  Letter to Dorothy Day from Joe providing an update on the CW. Mentions Mrs. Bethune helping out with donations of socks. Pg. 3
• Letter to Dorothy Day from Joseph Zarrella. 1939 December 22
  Letter to Dorothy Day from Joe providing an update on the CW. Mentions Mrs. Bethune helping out with donations of socks. Pg. 2
• Letter to Dorothy Day from Joseph Zarrella. 1939 December 22
  Letter to Dorothy Day from Joe providing an update on the CW. Mentions Mrs. Bethune helping out with donations of socks. Pg. 1
• Back of letter from Dorothy Day to the Zarrellas. 1979 February
  Back of card - from CW. Image by Meinrad Craighead
• Letter from Dorothy Day to the Zarrellas. 1979 February
  Note from Dorothy Day to the Zarrellas to say she appreciates the afghan they sent and that she had a heart attack.
• Postcard from Dorothy Day to Joe and Alice Zarrella. 1978 November 12
  Back of postcard. Features a quote and picture of Peter Maurin.
• Postcard from Dorothy Day to Joe and Alice Zarrella. 1978 November 12
  Post card to Zarrellas from Day thanking them for sending sheets to CW. Provides update on her health and wonders if her life on the road affected her health
• Card from Dorothy Day to Joe and Alice Zarrella. 1978 January 12
  Front of card from Dorothy Day with an image by Fritz Eichenberg.
• Card from Dorothy Day to Joe and Alice Zarrella. 1978 January 12
  Card from Dorothy Day to the Zarrellas providing an update. She mentions being sick and having a heart attack. Inside of card
• Letter to Alice and Joseph Zarrella from Stanley Vishnewski, with a note from Dorothy Day. 1974 March 20
  A handwritten note from Doroth Day is on the bottom of a letter from Stanley Vishnewski. Both include updates and Day's note talks about how the "old timers" are all one family
• Postcard from Dorothy Day to Joe and Alice Zarrella. 1974 December 8
  Card thanking Zarrellas for birthday greeting and provides updates
• Letter from Dorothy Day to Joseph and Alice Zarrella. 1967 August 2
  Back side of a note From Dorothy Day to the Zarrellas laying plans for a trip to visit them.
• Letter from Dorothy Day to Joseph and Alice Zarrella. 1967 August 2
  Front side of a note From Dorothy Day to the Zarrellas laying plans for a trip to visit them.
• Letter from Dorothy Day to Alice Zarrella. 1964 June 9
  Day responds to a letter addressing a concern of Alice that they were "out" of the movement when they moved away - Day responds she never considered them "out" of the movement. Pg. 2
• Letter from Dorothy Day to Alice Zarrella. 1964 June 9
  Day responds to a letter addressing a concern of Alice that they were "out" of the movement when they moved away - Day responds she never considered them "out" of the movement. Pg. 1
• Card from Dorothy Day to Joe and Alice Zarrella. 1964 December 31
  Card from Dorothy Day thanking Zarrellas for gift of snow boots that helped her in the winter. The card has an image by Fritz Eichenberg.
• Letter from Dorothy Day to Alice and Joe Zarrella. 1962 November 29
  Letter from Dorothy Day to the Zarrellas talking of her speaking engagements, and references a TV show that may have featured CW. Pg. 3
• Letter from Dorothy Day to Alice and Joe Zarrella. 1962 November 29
  Letter from Dorothy Day to the Zarrellas talking of her speaking engagements, and references a TV show that may have featured CW. Pg. 2
• Letter from Dorothy Day to Alice and Joe Zarrella. 1962 November 29
  Letter from Dorothy Day to the Zarrellas talking of her speaking engagements, and references a TV show that may have featured CW. Pg. 1
• Letter from Dorothy Day to Alice and Joe Zarrella. 1954 December 8
  Letter from Dorothy Day to Zarrellas about visiting them
• Back of letter from Dorothy Day to Alice and Joe Zarrella. 1951 January 2
  Back of the note with an image by Fritz Eichenberg.
• Letter from Dorothy Day to Alice and Joe Zarrella. 1951 January 2
  Dorothy writes personal note to Zarrellas about longing to travel.
• Telegram from Dorothy Day to Joseph Zarrella
  Telegram from Dorothy Day to Joe Zarrella informing him of the death of Peter Maurin.
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1949 January 24
  Small letter mentioning she will visit while in Louisville. Back of card has a spiritual. Pg 2
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1949 January 24
  Small letter mentioning she will visit while in Louisville. Pg 1
• Letter to Joseph and Alice Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1948 April 10
  Letter to Alice and Joe Zarrella from Day. She provides and update regarding the Catholic Worker and talks about the Zarrella baby and her grandkids. Tries to get Joe to write an article for the "The Catholic Worker."
• Letter to Joseph and Alice Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1945 June 25
  Personal letter from Dorothy Day to Joe and Alice about their new baby. Asks for help at one of the Catholic Worker houses. Shows a mix of personal business. Pg. 2
• Letter to Joseph and Alice Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1945 June 25
  Personal letter from Dorothy Day to Joe and Alice about their new baby. Asks for help at one of the Catholic Worker houses. Shows a mix of personal business. Pg. 1
• Letter to Joseph and Alice Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1945 January 6
  Letter to Joe and Alice from Dorothy Day shortly after their move to Indiana. Day thanks them for a gift and offers congratulations on news of an expected baby
• Letter to Joseph and Alice Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1945 December 26
  Letter to Joe and Alice and baby Catherine - gives Christmas greetings and update on her health.
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1944 January 8
  Letter to Zarrella saying she is worried about him, and od her concerns for those coming back from war are not the same. Pg. 2
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1944 January 8
  Letter to Zarrella saying she is worried about him. Also expresses of her concerns for those coming back from war are not the same. Pg. 1
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. September 1943.
  Note from Day to Zarrella saying he is missed. Sent to him in NY and Day was in Pierre, SD
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1940 March 14
  Update from on the road. Talks of speaking engagements and some of the frustrations of so many speaking engagements. Pg. 2
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1940 March 14
  Letter from Day to Zarrella that provides an update from on the road. Talks of speaking engagements and some of the frustrations of so many speaking engagements. Pg. 1
• Back of letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1940 June 12
  Back of letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. Image is possibly an Ade Bethune print. Seven Works of Mercy
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1940 June 12
  Letter from Day to Zarrella. States concern about Tamar (Dorothy Day's daughter) and how she's the baby of the community
• Back of letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1940 February 12
  Letter from Day to Joseph Zarrella. Providea an update from Portland. Talks about Catholic Worker being broke, but how that may be good for them. Her update shows how she strongly feels ties to the Worker even when on the road. Page 2
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1940 February 12
  Letter from Day to Joseph Zarrella. Providea an update from Portland. Talks about Catholic Worker being broke, but how that may be good for them. Her update shows how she strongly feels ties to the Worker even when on the road. Page 1
• Back of letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1940 April 5
  Letter to Joe from on the road. Talks about going into migrant camps on the west coast. Pg 2
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1940 April 5
  Letter to Joe from on the road. Talks about going into migrant camps on the west coast. Pg 1
• Back of letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. December 1939
  Second page of letter from Day to Zarella. In Mobile, AL. Describes life traveling and staying in convents, contrast to CW life; the need for her travels; and includes a special note to Joe appreciating all he does
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. December 1939
  First page of letter from Day to Zarella. In Mobile, AL. Describes life traveling and staying in convents, contrast to CW life; the need for her travels; and includes a special note to Joe appreciating all he does
• Back of letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1938 June 13
  Letter from Day to Joe, describes work at Easton farms and inquires to Joe about managing the house, page 2 of 2
• Letter to Joseph Zarrella from Dorothy Day. 1938 June 13
  Letter from Day to Joe, describes work at Easton farms and inquires to Joe about managing the house, page 1 of 2
• Letter from Dorothy Day to Joseph Zarrella. 1938 August 15
  Day describes to Joseph Zarrella an annonymous letter she received about threats against CW.
• Letter from Dorothy Day to Joseph Zarrella. 1938 August 15
  Continuation of letter where Day describes to Joseph Zarrella an annonymous letter she received about threats against CW.
• Ade Bethune print "St. Dorothy: Martyr"
  Ade Bethune print "St. Dorothy, Martyr"
• Ade Bethune print "Our Lady of Homework"
  Ade Bethune print "Our Lady of Homework"
• "You never leave the Catholic Worker "
  An interview with Joe Zarrella about his time at the Catholic Worker