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• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 07 (February 1952)
  CONTENTS: The Enemy Within Us Coal Miners Die In Illinois Respect Insurance Pickets Pius XII: Prayer for the Apostolate Birth Control by Michael Harrington Gandhi Followers Meet in Italy “Plain Duty to Disobey Government” by Bishop Ancel European Catholic Pacifists Meet Easy Essay by Peter Maurin The Long Loneliness (excerpt) by Dorothy Day On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Eastern Rite Catholics and Reunion by Robert Ludlow Maryfarm by D. C. McCarthy Notes on Unity by Jane O’Donnell The Necessity for Poverty by Tom Campbell Open Letter on Taxes by Ammon Hennacy Peter Maurin Farm by Emily Scarbourgh Book Reviews Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Carthusian Progress
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 04 (November 1951)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day In Hope by Robert Ludlow The Seamen Strike by Michael Harrington Housing-Paris Fashion by William Gauchat Maurin Farm by Georgia Kernan A Search For Peace Bishop Ready on Academic Freedom Bishop Ancel on Making Communists Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Holy Father Desires Peace by J. B. Montine Report from Mexico by Donald Demarest Concordia from USA by Rolf Wilke Book Reveiws From The Mail Bag
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 02 (September 1951)
  CONTENTS: The Holy Father On Worker Ownership by Rev. Ignatius McDonough, S.A. Understanding The Orient by George Carlin, Lt. Help Needed On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Christ Denied In Cicero Race Riot by Joseph A. Prachar No Substitute for Freedom by Robert Ludlow Maryfarm by Helen Adler One Man Revolution by Ammon A. Hennacy Chrystie Steet by Tom Sullivan Housing—U.S.A. Style by William Gauchat Dorothy Day’s Speaking Trip Book Reviews From The Mail Bag Hospitality House in England We Have the Kind Of World We Deserve! What Are We Doing To Deserve a Better One?
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 18, No. 01 (July-August 1951)
  CONTENTS: On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Reply To Three Critics by Robert Ludlow Refusal to Participate in Actual War Life at Hard Labor by Ammon A. Hennacy I Believe by Chester Zajac Maryfarm by Helen Adler Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Our Political Amorality Community in Action by Hector Black Explanation Co-Determination by Michael Harrington Communitarian Spirit Paths in Utopia From The Mail Bag Appeal Book Review
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 12 (June 1951)
  CONTENTS: The Case of Willie McGee by Robert Ludlow Color Is Superadded Spanish Workers Strike by Michael Harrington The Trenton Six Trial The Apologetics Of Mammon by Kerran Dugan Editorial—Love Is the Common Ground On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Supreme Expediency Archbishop on Capitalism A Resolution for Peace Charity, Deductible from Income Tax by Brother Franciscus Willett, C.S.C. Peter Maurin Farm Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan From The Mail Bag Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 11 (May 1951)
  CONTENTS: Open Letter To the C.W. Editors on War by Julian Pleasants The Dangers Of Political Christianity by Rev. J. A. Correia, C.SSp. The Value of Non-conformity by Robert Ludlow The Incomatibility of Love and Violence by Dorothy Day Chrysite Street by Tom Sullivan Maryfarm by Jane O’Donnell The Quick and The Dying by Betty Bartelme On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Peter Maurin Farm by Irene M. Naughton Book Reviews From the Mail Bag Maurin House, Oakland by William Everson
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 10 (April 1951)
  CONTENTS: Pacifism by William Gauchat On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A Libertarian Approach by Robert Ludlow Peter Maurin Farm by Irene Naughton A Worker’s Apostolate by Ammon A. Hennacy Spring Appeal Bread and Money by Helen Adler Brother Martin’s Home A Report on the St. Anthony Dining Room Sunday Conferences Book Reviews A Short Story: Icklebod And The Dragon by Gilbert Kilpack From The Mail Bag Interracial Monastery
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 09 (March 1951)
  CONTENTS: Editorial—Wise as Serpents and Simple as Doves Easy Essay by Peter Maurin Pacifism and Natural Morality by Robert Ludlow Convicts Protest Prison Brutality by Slashing Heels The Problem of War And the Old Testament by Milton Mayer On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Conscientious Objector Gets Ten Year Sentence Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Peter Maurin Farm by Irene Naughton The Fruits of Wonders in the Lives of the Saints by Raymond Larsson Books Received Book Review From The Mail Bag First Carthusians in America Treatise on the Love Correction
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 08 (February 1951)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essay by Peter Maurin On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Matt Talbot and the Dance Team by Frank Scully Seven Negroes Murdered By State of Virginia Freedom Assaulted by Robert Ludlow Sun Herald Appeal Story of Simone Weil by Anthony Aratari Refuses to Register Two Deaths Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Alms Over Arms by Rev. Michael Deacy Peter Maurin Farm Maryfarm Retreats Pacifism Open Letter to the Tax Collector by Ammon Hennacy Spiritual Weapons The Flight in the Desert by William Everson Third Hour The Blessed Martin DePorres Hospice Lent Book Reviews From The Mail Bag Pope Pius XII On Capitalism And Communism
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 07 (January 1951)
  CONTENTS: Labor And The War by Robert Ludlow Inventory—January 1951 by Dorothy Day The Death of Bishop Boyle Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Picketing by Ammon Hennacy The Center of Poverty by Brother Kerran Dugan Christmas at Maryfarm Gheel—The Lourdes Of the Mentally Ill by Ossie Bondy Better and Better Off by Peter Maurin Peter Maurin Farm by Irene Naughton Our Daily Bread Book Reviews From The Mail Bag Appeals
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 06 (December 1950)
  CONTENTS: The Center of Poverty by Kerran Dugan, C.S.C. The Message of Love by Dorothy Day Food for Thought—and Toughness by Liam Brophy On the New Encyclical by Robert Ludlow Portrait of an Active Bronx Parish by Betty Bartelme Storm and Aftermath by David Mason Banned Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan Academic Freedom and the Catholic by Victor Ferkiss Letters to the Editor Life at Hard Labor by Ammon Hennacy Modern War Negroes Attending Southern Colleges The Sum Herald, a Free Newspaper Open Letter (To President Harry Truman from Dan Katchongva) Segregation Book Review Maryfarm Retreats
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 17, No. 05 (November 1950)
  CONTENTS: The Nature of Man by Robert Ludlow Easy Essay by Peter Maurin Near to Our Heart Chicago’s Housing Problem by Brother Kerran Dugan, C.S.C. Labor Pool And Labor Castes by Irene Naughton Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places (Part 2) by Anthony Aratari Chrystie Street by Tom Sullivan The Internal Security Act of 1798 On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Peter Maurin Farm Maryfarm Retreats Eric Gill: A Special Kind of Artist by Kerran Dugan, C.S.C. Book Review At the Edge by William Everson Pacifists on Trial Mark Twain’s Loyalty Suffering and Perseverance by Regina Brady
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 16, No. 12 (May 1950)
  CONTENTS: Upside Down Strike by Irene Naughton Peter Maurin Puerto Rican Families Dispossess Ratss by David Mason On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Maryfarm by John McKeon The Problem of Labor by Robert Ludlow Poverty Incorporated by Dorothy Day The Month of May Appeal A Personalist Priest by William Brayar Integrity—It’s a Magazine A Pacifist Saint Book Reviews Religion is Politics: Politics is Brotherhood: Brotherhood is Poverty by Eric Gill Letters to the Editor
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 16, No. 11 (April 1950)
  CONTENTS: Expropriation or Restitution Action for Holy Year S.O.S. Government and A&P—Story of a Conflict by Irene Naughton Poverty Without Tears by Dorothy Day The City in Hiding by John McKeon Anarchism—Grace and Nature by Robert Ludlow Migrant Workers Starve by Ammon Hennacy Easter Greetings Emmanuel Mounier Importanate Friends Time Marches Back Italian Peasants March Family Life In Christ by Jane O’Donnell Three Years on the Land by Martin Paul Here Comes the Kill Joys by Stanley Vishnewski Have You Ever Been to Jail? By Dorothy Day Lenten Prayer of St. Ephrem The Newborn by Helen Caldwell
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 16, No. 10 (March 1950)
  CONTENTS: The “Undesirable” Puerto Ricans Dabbling In Truth by John Hammett Coal Miners—Their Strike Not John L. Lewis’s On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Poverty’s Progress by John McKeon E. I. Witkin Writes The Road Ahead by Robert Ludlow The Women Who Are Poor by Marie Roach The Satan Bomb Mott Street by Tom Sullivan The Detroit House The Washington House “If I Be Lifted Up” by Anthony Aratari Three Years on the Land by Martin Paul Letters Appeals
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 16, No. 08 (January 1950)
  CONTENTS: A Question of Authority by Robert Ludlow On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Return NMU to Workers by Irene Naughton Poverty’s Progress by John McKeon The Bicycle Thief by John Cogley Racism by Jack English A Definition of Education by William Gauchat The Words of A Rebel by David Mason
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 54, No. 06 (September 1987)
  CONTENTS: Homelessness Racial Segregation Renewed by Carl Sichiano Christ Transfigured—Death into Life by Meg Brodhead Maryhouse by Bernie Connaughton A Promising Young Man by Jane Sammon The Historical Reality: From Colonized to Colonizer by Giaron O’Reilly A Quiet Walk During Time of War by Bro. Edgar Rivera, S.J. Air Force Sergeant Turns C.O. Liberals and Liberators by Peter Maurin Book Reviews Third Mistrial for Epiphany Plowshares by Art Laffin A Baton Wielding Angel by Bill Dean Thinking Globally, Acting Locally Midnight Run by Joseph H. Gilmore Cubans Await Release by Fr. Roy Bourgeois, M.M. News and Notes
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 54, No. 05 (August 1987)
  CONTENTS: Interview with a Vetern Guatemala: A Refugee’s Story by Carol Wintle In Hiroshima More than Survivors St. Joseph House by John Corbett Homily in Gdansk Solidarity Between People by Pope John Paul II Development in Rural Honduras and Its Obstacles by Bob & Gracie Ekblad Cult, Culture and Cultivation A Peace Pagoda for New York City by M. Eileen Lawter Book Reviews Refugees in Mexico A Future Yet Unknown by Brother Marty Shea, M.M. Homesteads Completed by David Deseda Lighting the Lamps by Fred Garel A Day Without Violence
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 54, No. 04 (June-July 1987)
  CONTENTS: In Solitary Witness by Dorothy Day Standing UP Together by Mather Lee The Sin of Deterrence by Thomas J. Gumbleton Maryhouse by Mark Dunn Genetic Engineering: Its Ethics and Implications by Michael W. Fox Mandatory AIDS Testing Reconsidered by Bill Griffin The Call to Love Yields a Harvest of Resistance by Tim Lamert Laura & Carolyn by Janet Zajac Jody by Arturo Ocano Myrtle Solomon by David McReynolds Notes of a Wayfarer by Deane Mary Mowrer Belleville Meeting Prepares for Synod on the Laity by Joe Zarella The Shoes Hiding Underneath My Bed by Robert Peters Epiphany Plowshares Update
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 53, No. 08 (December 1986)
  CONTENTS: Igal Rodenko by Jom Rorest Economics & Human Dignity by Eileen Egan The Truth of the Matter by The Editors A Pledge of Resistance to U.S. Aggression in Central America by Tim Labmert Notes of a Wayfarer by Deane Mary Mowrer The Personalist Philosophy of Emmanuel Mounier by Bill Griffin Letter from Mexico: Usury & Truth A Preferential Option for the Poor Maryhouse by Paul Wells Johanna by Katharine Temple Book Review Myths About Hunger On Dealing with Others by St. Ignatius Loyola News and Notes from All Over
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 53, No. 07 (October-November 1986)
  CONTENTS: Her Name Was Mercy by Jane Sammon Emmanuel Mounier, Personalist by Bill Griffin A Prayer for October 3rd by Delton Davis St. Joseph House by Robert Peters A Matter of Compassion on Trial by David Beseda To Build Up the Kingdom by Jeannette Noel No Holy War by MSGR. Bruce Kent Soldiers and Protesters The Night Watch at Mutlangen by Amy Cross Jurists Break Their Silence by Tim Lambert Crimes Closer to Home by Katharine Temple Notes in Brief: The Military, and Draft Registration A Requiem for a Good Man by John C. Cort
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 53, No. 06 (September 1986)
  CONTENTS: The Goss-Mayrs: Messengers of Nonviolence by Robert Ellsberg The Only Answer by Dorothy Day A Conspiracy of Love by Tim Lambert Maryhouse by Eileen Lawter Come, Listen, and Receive Bread Broken on City Streets by Annie Q. The Dignity of Labor by Guy Walser In the Manner of Christ by Eileen Egan Going to the Roots: To Transform Society by Jacques Maritain John Hampton by Robert Peters Margaret Booth by Linda Bunce & Mary Muldoon In the Shadow of Death—Learning Faith by Aaron Field A Very Valuable Piece of Paper by Mark Zwick Book Reviews News, Notes and Needs
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 40, No. 09 (December 1974)
  CONTENTS: Behold, He Comes As One Who Is Poor Housing by Dorothy Day Journeys by Larry Rosebaugh Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Dishwater and Powdered Milk by Karl Meyer The Vision Quest of the American Indian by Thomas Berry Fasting and the Genesis of Corn: A Tale by H. R. Schoolcraft Creation by James A. Janda Native Americans: The Enduring Tragedy by Ann Hill The Jaguar and the Moon by Pablo Antonio Cuadra, translated by Thomas Merton 36 East First by Anne Marie Fraser Notes in Brief – Pope Pleads For World’s Hungry The Stone Which the Builders Rejected Namibia: Being Born The Mushroom Pickers of Morgan Hill by Jan Adams
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 40, No. 08 (October-November 1974)
  CONTENTS: On Voting by Jan Adams Hard Times—New Vision by Pat Jordan Tivoli Farm by Deane Mary Mowrer Fall Appeal On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Shepherds Defy Military by Craig Simpson 36 East First by Anne Marie Fraser Letters Notes in Brief Book Reviews Letter from Roxbury Peacemaking: Universal Mandate by Eileen Egan
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 40, No. 07 (September 1974)
  CONTENTS: Return to the Obvious by Lanza Del Vasto An Interview with Lanza Del Vasto by Bill butler and Jeff Dietrich On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Pat Jordan Letter to a Young Man Concerning War by Rev. Richard McSorley CW House Sustains War Orphans by Barbara Oliver Book Reviews: Yoder, Merton and Mounier UFW Notes by Jan Adams Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Letters Notes in Brief
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 40, No. 06 (July-August 1974)
  CONTENTS: No Money For Warfare by Robert Calvert May 15, 1974: A Commentary on Maalot by Barbara Krasner Notes/Commentary On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Emily by Joseph Geraci The Morals of Extermination by Lewis Mumford Shelters—1950 by Nicole D’Entremont Books on Work, Workers, and Systems Picking Oranges: A Wetback’s Story by Demetrio Diaz Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 40, No. 05 (June 1974)
  CONTENTS: Witnesses in the “Endless Winter” by Fr. Daniel Berrigan, S.J. Psychosurgery: Who Is Accountable? By Kip Tiernan On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Anne Marie Fraser The Women’s Movement and Nonviolence by Anthony Mullaney, O.S.B. Land Redistribution Movement Grows by Margot Barnet Letters Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer What Is a Land Trust? Book Reviews Der Employer Notes/Commentary
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 40, No. 04 (May 1974)
  CONTENTS: Grape Strikers in Coachella: They Must Have Help by Jan Adams On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Anne Marie Fraser Fasting: A Fiery and Mysterious Weapon by Eileen Egan Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer 25th Anniversary of Peter Maurin’s Death – Historian and Teacher by William D. Miller On the Farming Commune by Stanley Vishnewski (about Peter Maurin’s Easy Essay “On The Farming Commune”) Of Holy Work by Pat Jordan Catholic Worker Positions Of Holy Poverty by Michael De Gregory Peter Maurin: Easy Essays Peter Maurin, Pacifist by Robert Gilliam Letters Notes & Commentary
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 40, No. 03 (March-April 1974)
  CONTENTS: Continued Loyalty for U.F.W.: Imperial Valley Strike by Jan Adams World Protein Crisis: More Than Bread Alone by Michael De Gregory On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day 36 East First by Dan Corley Tanzania and Collective Responsibility by Jonathan Power Woodcutters’ Union Makes Gains by Ginger Roberts Nonviolence in Latin America by Edward Guinan, C.S.P. Letters Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer Book Reviews Prayer to Saint Raphael Notes & Commentary Food-Buying Co-ops by Dan Flavin
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 53, No. 01 (January-February 1986)
  CONTENTS: Our God Is Able by martin Luther King, Jr. The Wayfarer Chronicle from the Farm by Deane Mary Mowrer Fulfilling the Dream by Desmond Tutu St. Joseph House by Eugene Jimenez Forced Relocation Hopi and Navajo to Lose Sacred Lands by Tim Lambert Abuse of Refugees Uncovered by Ernest Friar In Memoriam Catherine de Hueck Doherty by Geoffrey Gneuhs Remembering The B. by Audrey Monroe Pauline Bowman by Linda Bunce Report on Synod by Eileen Egan Where do they get the money? By Ammon Hennacy Resisting War Taxes: On Telephones & On Income Book Reviews Now Available: Books By Father Hugo
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 51, No. 03 (May 1984)
  CONTENTS: Peter Maurin’s Easy Essays by Eileen Egan Report from Nicaragua by Peggy Scherer Working with Christ by Robbie Gamble Prayer and Work Today by P. Hans Sun Peter Maurin Farm by Tom Curtin Room for Christ by Bob Tavani Aims and Purposes The Wayfarer Chronicle from the Farm by Deane Mary Mowrer Maryhouse by Pam Quatse Book Reviews Book List
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 51, No. 01 (January-February 1984)
  CONTENTS: Journey to Central America by Peggy Scherer The Abolition of Prisons: Being My Brother’s Keeper by Ernie Dyck Hunger in Our Neighborhood by Robbie Gamble 55 East Third by Martha Miller Christian Hope by Tim Lambert Something of the Light of the World by Gordon C. Zahn Seeking Community by George Ochoa One Example Cardinal Speaks on Life by Eileen Egan Book Review News and Notes An Appeal by Simone Well
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 48, No. 02 (March 1982)
  CONTENTS: A Moral About-Face by Eileen Egan Rejection of Idolatry by Raymond G. Hunthausen El Salvador—Stop the Repression! 36 East First by Dan Mauk The Common Good by Geoffrey Gneuhs The Road to Jericho by Kathy Clarkson Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Campbell-Libby Boycott by Peggy Scherer Readers Seek Help The Wayfarer Chronicle from the Farm by Deane Mary Mowrer Review Notes
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 46, No. 01 (January 1980)
  CONTENTS: Aims and Purposes by Dorothy Day If We Sow The Wind We Will Reap The Whirlwind by Jim Wallis Do We Really Want Peace? from Pope John Paul II Letters 36 East First by Dan Mauk A Light of Hope at Rocky Flats by P. J. Manion & J. Dudgeon The Disappeared by Bill Griffin Mining Coal—The Cost in Human Lives by Rachelle Linner Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Letter To My Friends by Deane Mowrer Notes In Brief
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 43, No. 04 (May 1977)
  CONTENTS: “THEY SAY I AM CRAZY BECAUSE I REFUSE to be crazy the way everybody else is crazy.” By Eileen Egan Peter Maurin 1977-1977 by Dorothy Day The Great Convergence Tivoli: a Farm With a View by Deane Mary Mowrer For Clarification of Thought Peter Maurin, Master Agitator by Stanley Vishnewski Economics As If People Mattered by Robert Ellsberg and Jeff Dietrich Practical Advice, Traditional Wisdom by E. F. Schumacher Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Catholic Worker Positions Unashamed Moralists in the Personalist Tradition by Robert Coles The Green Revolution: An Interview with Peter by Arthur Sheehan A Catholic Radical by Robert Gilliam Remembering a Friend by Dorothy Gauchat Letters Saint Joseph House of Hospitality by Daniel Mauk
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 31, No. 02 (September 1964)
  CONTENTS: Chrystie Street by Tom Cornell Joe Hill House by Ammon Hennacy ‘Way Down North by Frank Salomon A Farm With A View by Deane Mary Mowrer On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day A British Economist on Chinese Communes by Joan Robinson The Ferment and the Fury by L. F. Stone Facts About Harlem Slumlord Fight Continues by Pat Farren The Catholic Failure From The Mail Bag From Sarajevo To Nagasaki Co-op Restaurants Needed by David Mason Our Visitors by Stanley Vishnewski Co-operative or Condominium? By William Horvath Book Reviews
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 30, No. 01 (July-August 1963)
  CONTENTS: On The Bomb by Lana Del Vasto On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Chrystie Street by Christopher Kearns Danish Non-Violent Resistance to Hitler by Benedict Moore Thoreau’s Country By Tom Cornell EDITORIAL: Voluntary Poverty Joe Hill House First Sit-in On Staten Island by Jean Forest No Taxes For War! By Ammon Hennacy
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 29, No. 03 (October 1962)
  CONTENTS: Chrystie Street by Edgar Forand Christian Non-Violence by Abbe Paul Carrette On Pilgrimage In Cuba—Part II The Years With Winkler by Karl Meyer The Devastation of Our Cities by Edgar Forand Thoreau On ‘Waking’ by Herbert Mason Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer The City Book Reviews Letters Maria Montessori
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 29, No. 02 (September 1962)
  CONTENTS: Chrystie Street by Charles Butterworth Appeal For William Worthy TOTC On the Catholic Campus by James W. Douglass Pilgrimage to Cuba—Part 1:--Setting Sail by Dorothy Day As Faulkner Lies Dead by Anne Taillefer The Council And The Mass by Dorothy Day Book Review Polaris Action—Six Arrests by Tom Cornell Man, Baby, Look! By Denis Knight Maria Montessori Charity Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 29, No. 01 (July-August 1962)
  CONTENTS: Torture In Spain More About Cuba by Dorothy Day Exploitation In Our Hospitals by Edgar Forand One Man At Hiroshima by Elizabeth Sheeban Peacemaker Training In Nonviolence On Pilgrimage by Dorothy Day Expressway Hearing by Charles Butterworth Retreat Oakland House Six Months Old S. African Bishop Begs for Aid Non-Violence Poor in Spirit Are We Sane? Life Among The Leeches by James E. Milord Lathrop Voices In The Wilderness “As Poems, Created He Freedoms” by Elizabeth Sheehan Farming Peter Maurin Farm by Deane Mowrer A Thanksgiving to God for His House by Robert Herrick The Vagrant