October 2010

6 reports

  1. Where will we find our strength to go on?

    REFLECTION FROM THE ATLANTIC LIFE COMMUNITY RETREAT by Martha Hennessy Earlier this fall the Atlantic Life Community held a Labor Day weekend retreat at the Romero Center of St. Joseph’s Parish in Camden, New Jersey. Camden, scorned among many other great, fallen American cities, struggles to regain it’s dignity and right means of livelihood after […]

  2. Trial for Hiroshima Day arrests at Pentagon

    Art Laffin,  Bill Frankel-Streit, Chrissy Nesbitt and Nancy Gowan went to court on October 22 for their August 6 arrest at the Pentagon.  The following report is from Art Laffin. Dear Friends, Thank you so much for your prayers as we once again went before the court to proclaim the Gospel of Nonviolence. Bill and I were […]

  3. Nuclear abolitionists to face Los Alamos trial on February 8

    7 NUCLEAR PROTESTERS PLEAD “NOT GUILTY”, 1 PLEADS “NO CONTEST” Seven nuclear abolitionists, arrested for trespass last August as they sat in front of the locked gate of a plutonium processing facility at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), will plead their case to a jury picked from residents of Los Alamos, New Mexico, where […]

  4. Upholding International Law in a Muddy Kansas City Soybean Field

    Published by CommonDreams.org by Felice Cohen-Joppa The judge found me guilty.  Even after I’d testified under oath that I had committed no crime when standing in front of a bulldozer in a muddy soybean field being cleared for the new Kansas City Plant, arm in arm with 13 others.  On August 16, we had tried […]

  5. Disarm Now Plowshares Arraigned; Trial Set for December 7

    Five nuclear abolitionists who entered the U.S. Navy’s nuclear weapons storage depot in Washington State in November 2009 were arraigned Friday, October 8 in federal court in Tacoma, Washington. Sr. Anne Montgomery, 83, of Redwood City, California; Fr. Bill “Bix” Bichsel, 82, of Tacoma, Washington; Susan Crane, 65, of Baltimore, Maryland; Lynne M. Greenwald, 61, […]

  6. Kansas City Bomb Plant Blockaders Convicted; City Council Challenged

    Fourteen people who blocked heavy machinery clearing the site for construction of a new nuclear weapons factory in Kansas City, Missouri, were convicted and sentenced to fines and community service. Two of the defendants then disrupted a Kansas City council meeting, unfurling a banner and calling on the city to stop its investment in building […]