Daniel Berrigan

Daniel Berrigan (born May 9, 1921) is an internationally renowned peace activist and Roman Catholic priest. Daniel and his brother Philip performed non-violent actions against war and were, for a time, on the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.

Further reading

Berrigan later wrote the play The Trial of the Catonsville Nine, which ran on Broadway for 29 performances in 1971 and was made into a movie in 1972.

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1971 - 1972

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Berrigan also wrote many books, including

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Words Our Savior Gave Us (1978, ISBN 0872430812);

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Prison Poems (1982, ISBN 0877750491);

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Hole in the Ground: A Parable for Peacemakers (1987, ISBN 0961900318);

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And the Risen Bread: Selected Poems (1997, ISBN 082321821X); Daniel: Under the Siege of the Divine(1998, ISBN 0874869528); and

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1997 - 1998

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Uncommon Prayer: A Book of Psalms (1998, ISBN 1570751935). Absurd Convictions, Modest Hopes. Geography of Faith. Time Without Number (won the Lamant Prize). Night Flight to Hanoi. Trial Writings (with Tom Lewis).

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