Sources of Catholic Worker pacifism.

Formal remarks by Robert Gilliam at a Catholic Worker Friday Night Meeting in New York. Gilliam discusses the evolution of pacifism within the Catholic Worker Movement in general and the external and sometimes internal problems it created. He briefly discusses the personal beliefs of Peter Maurin, D...

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Main Author: Gilliam, Robert
Corporate Author: Catholic Worker Friday Night Meeting
Format: Conference Proceeding Cassette Audio Book
Language:English
Created: 1986.
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520 |a Formal remarks by Robert Gilliam at a Catholic Worker Friday Night Meeting in New York. Gilliam discusses the evolution of pacifism within the Catholic Worker Movement in general and the external and sometimes internal problems it created. He briefly discusses the personal beliefs of Peter Maurin, Dorothy Day, Robert Ludlow and Ammon Hennacy. Particular issues with pacifism during World War II and draft card burning are also discussed. Beginning and end of recording are cut off by tape. 
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