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Oral history interview with Martin Paul

In this interview, Catholic Worker Martin Paul discusses his varied experience with the Catholic Worker Movement, chiefly including his time at St. Joseph's House in Chicago and on farms near Minneapolis and in Missouri. Paul and his wife Gertrude speak about farm life and a wide array of social issues in American society. Paul also describes traveling with Peter Maurin to spread the Catholic Worker message in schools. Interviewed by Deane Mowrer.

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