Contents of the September 2002 Issue
 

	Challenge to Bush: Enough Violence!
	From the Editor
	Politics and the Law
	The Ethics of Revenge
	Mideast Churches voice 'alarm' over talk of war against Iraq
	Sign the Iraq Peace Pledge
	Protest Planned for Global Justice
	9/11 Families Urge Fund for Afghan Victims
	Rockin Against Racism III
	Hart Rides Fast Track Bandwagon
	Truth Squad Tracks Hart on School of Assassins
	It was a Hot Time at the Old Ranch
	From Death Row to Freedom
	Death Penalty Conference Schedule
	Appeals pending as Mumia marks 20 years on death row
	French delegation brings $50,000 to aid Mumia’s appeals
	A hard look at this ‘sweet land of liberty’
	Agitprop murals by labor’s premier artist
	Alternatives to the Madness: Schneider Joins Poet Voices Responding to 9/11
	OohMahNee Farm Sanctuary: a haven of compassion
	John Dear leads retreat Oct. 4-6 on peace, reconciliation
	Meeting to plan future role for The New People newspaper
	Protesters aim for fall meetings of World Bank and IMF

"I am against war, against violence, against violent revolution, for peaceful settlement of differences, for nonviolent but nevertheless radical changes. Change is needed, and violence will not really change anything: at most it will only transfer power from one set of bull-beaded authorities to another."  Thomas Merton
© Thomas Merton Center 2002