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The Autobiography of a Catholic Anarchist
by
Ammon Hennacy
,
Dorothy Day
328 pages
Published
January 1954
by Catholic Worker Books
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A very rambling folksy tale of Hennacy's journeys back and forth across the country as a manual laborer trying to live up to the ideals of the Sermon on the Mount - beginning with his jailhouse conversion where he learned to love his enemy and ending in his Catholic conversion where he attempted to find a spiritual home (which ultimately wouldn't last). Hennacy started along the path of anarchy first through the usual "revolutionary" channels, mostly communistic, but after his philosophical conv
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“Pastor Russell lived in nearby Pittsburgh and said that there was no hell. This was terrible for we all knew that everyone but the Baptists were going there, so to believe there was no hell upset all the countryside theology.”
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