Oral history interview with Edmund Egan.

Edmund Egan discusses his opinions of and experiences with the Catholic Worker Movement. He speaks about what drew him to the Catholic Worker, becoming a pacifist, and the many personalities at the Chrystie Street house in New York. He also talks about Dorothy Day's authority and the need to ke...

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Main Author: Egan, Edmund J.
Other Authors: Mowrer, Deane, 1906-1989
Format: Audio Book
Language:English
Created: 1968.
Subjects:
Egan, Edmund J. > Interviews.
Day, Dorothy, > 1897-1980.
Catholic Worker Movement.
Decision making > Moral and ethical aspects.
Communal living > United States.
Oral histories.
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Summary:Edmund Egan discusses his opinions of and experiences with the Catholic Worker Movement. He speaks about what drew him to the Catholic Worker, becoming a pacifist, and the many personalities at the Chrystie Street house in New York. He also talks about Dorothy Day's authority and the need to keep in touch with former Catholic Workers. Interviewed by Deane Mowrer.
Physical Description:1 sound tape reel (75 min.) : analog, 1 7/8 ips. + transcript (22 leaves)
Access:Open to all users.

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