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A persistent peace

one man's struggle for a nonviolent world

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Loyola Press, Loyola Pr
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English
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437

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Subjects

Nonviolence, Peace, Clergy, Jesuits, Catholic Church, Biography, Catholic church, united states, Catholic church, clergy, biography, Jesuits, united states, Peace, religious aspects, Religious aspects

People

John Dear (1959-)

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United States
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A persistent peace: one man's struggle for a nonviolent world
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Table of Contents

Introduction
Frat boy (1978-79)
The day of conversion (1979-80)
The journey begins (1980)
Under arrest at the Vatican (1981)
Pilgrimage to the Holy Land (1982)
A second calling in Galilee (1982)
Jesuit boot camp (1982)
Learning the life of peace (1982)
Thirty days of silence (1983)
The experiment, phase one (1983)
The experiment, phase two (1983)
First blood (1983)
Lenten Wednesdays at the Pentagon (1984)
Peacemaking in New York City (1984-85)
In the land of the Savior (1985)
Taking a stand in Nicaragua, at the Pentagon, and at West Point (1985-86)
Disturbing the peace in Scranton (1986-87)
Community and jail in New York (1987-88)
With the homeless in Washington, D.C. (1988-99)
Theology and vision at Berkeley (1989)
November 16, the Kairos moment (1989)
The fast (1990)
Zones of peace (1990)
Death row and Mother Tteresa (1990)
War in Iraq, resistance in the streets (1991-93)
Ordained to make peace (1992-93)
Down by the Riverside (1993)
They shall beat their swords into plowshares (1993-94)
In jail, on trail (1994)
Waiting in my cell (1994)
From house arrest to Rome (1994-95)
Trouble at the Smithsonian (1994-95)
In Richmond, at the Sacred Heart Center (1996)
Peace in Northern Ireland (1997-98)
The fellowship of reconciliation (1998-2000)
Peace mission to Iraq (1999)
Return to Palestine (1999)
The great forty days for peace (2000)
Death and the tombs of New York (2000-2001)
Life and death at ground zero (2001)
Kicked out of New York (2002)
Pastor in New Mexico (2002-4)
A voice in the Desert (2002-4)
Disturber of the peace (2002-3)
Sackcloth and ashes in Los Alamos (2002-4)
Soldiers at my front door.

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Dewey Decimal Class
271/.5302, B
Library of Congress
BX4705.D2849 A3 2008

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Pagination
p. cm.
Number of pages
437

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OL16865020M
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ISBN 10
0829427201
ISBN 13
9780829427202
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2008019699
OCLC/WorldCat
213445854
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3402515

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