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Kim Chi Ha 4-01-1977

For a long time I have dreamed of a unification of God and revolution; of a unification of bread and freedom, earth and heaven, prayer and action.

Jim Stentzel 4-01-1977

Peddling a rabid half-gospel in south Korea.

Delton Franz 3-01-1977

Turning the other check.

Donald Kaufman 3-01-1977

Dilemma of individuals and the body.

Dale W. Brown 3-01-1977

A case for discrimination.

Edward F. Snyder 2-01-1977

But for at least a few moments in 1975 and 1976, members of the House and Senate were asked to face reality on one of the more irrational aspects of U.S. foreign and military policy.

Richard Barnet 2-01-1977

Deadly reruns of the Cold War.

Jim Cubie 2-01-1977

Finding ourselves in the courts of an alien god.

Robert Aldridge 2-01-1977

The spokes of the nuclear umbrella.

Lee Griffith 2-01-1977

The church and nuclear madness.

John Swomley 2-01-1977

Proliferation is undermining the rationale for our nuclear arsenals.

Richard McSorley 2-01-1977

Does God approve of our intent to use nuclear weapons? I don’t believe so. Moreover, I do not believe God approves of even the possession of nuclear weapons.

The Editors 1-01-1977

Our worship has overflowed our largest living room into a small Catholic chapel here in our neighborhood. It has become a place where many new people first make contact with us.

From her earliest years, Dorothy Day has believed that the place for people to be is on the barricades. She has been there with them.

Bill Lane Doulos 12-01-1976

An Evangelical Discovers the Catholic Worker

Jim Forest 12-01-1976

A Short History of the Catholic Worker Movement

Devastated Farms and Families Cope with Peace