CONTACT: The Catholic Worker Bookstore PO Box 3087 Washington, DC 20010 1-800-43-PEACE bookstore@catholicworker.com How To Order Request Print Catalog The "Collector's Items" List We have a revolving list of second-hand, out-of-print books, including classics from the Catholic peace movement and some of Peter Maurin's recommended reading. Just call or write for the current lists or let us know if you're looking for something specific: We'll keep an eye out for it.	Fall/Winter 2007 GIFT IDEAS: Order your Catholic Worker T-shirts and other gift items online and browse our catalog for new titles available from the Catholic Worker Bookstore. CALENDAR Salaam, Shalom, Solh: Nonviolence and Resistance in the Middle East and Beyond 2008 War Resisters League Peace Calendar Ed. by Jim Haber, Cover and inside design by Rick Bickhart $13.95, spiral bound, 128 pages From the Near East and North Africa, the Arab and Muslim worlds, Israel, and Palestine come stories of nonviolent action and resistance to oppression. The individuals and projects included in this calendar show that people in the Middle East have not given up on each other or on the desire to live in peace. POSTERS Holy Prophet Phillip Berrigan of Jonah House Icon by William Hart McNichols S.J. 11" x 14" poster - $11.95 4" x 6.5" wooden plaque - $21.95 Dorothy Day Poster "Our problems stem from our acceptance of this filthy, rotten system" — black and white poster. Perhaps Dorothy Day's most famous quote. Apt for times like ours. $5.00 CATHOLIC WORKER T-SHIRTS !! Catholic Worker: Ash-colored, featuring Christ of the Breadline art — $10.00 Small  Medium  Large X Large  XX Large Gandhi: "An Eye for an Eye Makes the Whole World Blind" — $14.00 Medium  Large  X Large Death Penalty: "Don't Kill For Me" — $14.00 Medium  Large  X Large	CATALOG Dorothy Day Catholic Worker Movement Daniel Berrigan, S.J. Salvadoran Witness Peter's Philosophers Thomas Merton Theology of Peace & Justice Somebody's Story Resistance Chronicle Global Struggles for Justice Restorative Justice Poetry Corner Scripture Speaks Backlist
Peter Maurin Center Mission Statement The Peter Maurin Center was established in 1997 to, in the words of Peter Maurin, contribute to creating a "society where it is easier to be good." The Center contributes to this in three ways: Evangelization in the Catholic Worker tradition. Primary project is the Catholic Worker Bookstore. The Works of Mercy. Primary project is a furniture and household goods exchange, whereby people who have more than they need give it to the Center, and we distribute it to needy people. Organizing for peace and justice. Primary projects involve solidarity with the people of Puerto Rico in their effort to de-colonize, and specifically to rid themselves of the Navy at Vieques; and work toward abolition of the death penalty, specifically focusing on the case of Mumia Abu-Jamal.