ART LAFFIN
JOURNEY
OF HOPE...
from violence to healing™
Art Laffin has
been an organizer, writer and speaker in the faith-based
movement for peace and justice for over 20 years. He currently is a member of
the Dorothy Day Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in Washington,
Art's brother
Paul was associate director of a homeless shelter in
10 years before he was murdered by a mentally ill man in 1999. Art has been
working against the death penalty for many years but even more actively since
his brother's death.
He was arrested as part of the DC-18 for unfurling a banner across the steps of the US Supreme Court in 1997 that said "Stop Executions"
The Journey's Favorite Art Sites:
Peace Activists Stand Against Violence
Activists Arrested at White House for Condemning Iraq Sanctions
Voices In The Wilderness Protest Albright's Confirmation
Embassy Rally Brings 9 Arrests
Report from Voices in the Wilderness Baghdad, Iraq, February 18, 1998
Trident Nein: (German for No) : Independence Day, 1982
Catholic Bishops Join White House Protest Against War in Iraq
Anti-Cassini Protesters Released From Jail
Report from the Free Vanunu Gathering in Washington D.C., September 26-28
Eucharistic Love: A contemporary essay in the Catholic Worker tradition By Art Laffin
