Los Angeles Catholic Worker

Here’s the October issue of the Catholic Agitator.

In this issue:

• The Way of the Pilgrim by Sybilla Bryson
• Midnight Mission by Allison McGillivray
• Blessed are the Peacemakers: Bob Keonig 1922-2008
• Targets of the Police: The Poor and Homeless by Ed Pillola
• How Great a Thing Love Is by Brandon Paluch
• The Gate of Heaven is Everywhere by Courtney Ott
• Wake Up and Love by Valerie Medina
• That’s What You Have Parents For by Herman Van Veelen
• Four Words Come to Mind by Mellisa Kickert

Here’s the August issue of the Catholic Agitator.

In this issue:

• The Duty of Delight: A Book Review by Heather King
• Dorothy’s Legacy: The Catholic Worker Statement to the U.S. Bishops
• Mourn on the Fourth of July by Allison McGillivray
• Celebrating the Fourth of July by Sandi Huckaby
• War the Destroyer by Sophie Goldstein
• The Shock Doctrine: A Book Review by Mike Wisniewski
• Confronting Power and Sex in the Catholic Church: A Book Review by Tom Honoré

Here’s the June issue of the Catholic Agitator.

In this issue:

• Exorcising Jesus by Jeff Dietrich
• Steve Baggarly’s letter to the Judge
• JFK and the Unspeakable, a book review by Chuck Quilty
• Food Riots by Bill Quigley
• Blackbirds by Arnal Kennedy
• The Trial of Willie Koades by Allison McGillivray
• Poem for Refugees by Suheir Hammad

Here’s the brand new addition of the Agitator. Celebrating the 75th anniversary of the movement!

In this issue:

• The Catholic Worker After Dorothy Day, an interview with Dan McKanan
• “Don’t Call Me a Saint,” a review by Faustino Cruz
• Catholic Workers Disrupt Mayor
• Largest Demonstration at Vandenberg in a Decade by Allison McGillivray
• The Winter Soldier Investigation by Dahr Jamail

Here’s the new Agitator

In this issue:

• Commemoration 25 Years of ICBM Resistance at Vandenberg AFB
• Keep Space for Peace by Bruce K. Gagnon
• Revolutionary Nonviolence by John Dear S.J.
• I Feel the City Breathing, Ready to Rise by Margaret Johnson
• Graced by and Act of Generosity by Allison McGillivray
• A Prison Letter from Fr. Louie Vitale

Here’s the December Agitator.

In this issue:

• Unprecedented Police Harassment by Ed Pillola
• A Trip to the Catholic Worker by Tony Fadale
• Outside of Iraq, Skid Row is the Most Policed Area in the World, An Interview with Gary Blasi
• U.S. Marines Retreat Before Pacifists by Jeff Dietrich
• Community and Hospitality by Allison McGillivray

Here’s the new Agitator.

In this issue:

• Attacking the Pillars of Pax Americana: An Interview with Tom Hayden
• New Sister House in Mexico by Jorge Manly-Gil
• Nonviolent Victory by Jeff Dietrich
• Military Families Speak Out by Pat Alviso and Jeff Merrick
• “Free” and Ruined Lives by Layla Anwar
• Who Wants to Live in a Neighborhood Like That by Ed Pilolla
• Skid Row Blog Girl by Allison McGillivray
• I Was in Jail With Paris Hilton by Dr. Mongo Taribubu

At long last I have the Agitator up!

In this issue:

• Jesus Christ: Silver Surfer or Suffering Servant by Jeff Dietrich
• The Church Sex Scandal by Jeff Dietrich
• “They’re Terrorizing People” by Ed Pilolla
• Safe Harbor on Skid Row by Robert T. Green
• Every Action has a Reaction: An interview with Frida Berrigan
• Shadow of the Bomb by Chris Rooney
• Corbin Harney: “A Great Spirit Passes”

Better late then never. Here’s the June Issue.

In this issue:

• Can’t Get No Satisfaction by Jeff Dietrich
• Skid Row Cleanup by Ed Pillola
• An Interview With Alice Linsmeier
• The High Cost of Free Trade by Noam Chomsky
• Burning Bush Catholic Worker Opens in LA
• Good News Maker Dr. Carla Toms by Faustino Cruz

Here’s the latest Agitator.

In this issue:

• Biblical Anarchism and the Catholic Worker by Jeff Dietrich
• A Review of John Dear’s Transfiguration by Mike Wisniewski
• Report From Baghdad by Cathy Breen
• Walking With Our Sorrow by Daniel Berrigan, SJ
• Embracing the Little Way by Eric Debode
• Police Criminalize the Homeless on Skid Row by Ramona Ripston