Revolution from the heart / Niall O'Brien.

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O'Brien, Niall, 1939-2004

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TextSeries: OUP E-BooksPublication details: New York : Oxford University Press, 1987.Description: 1 online resource (viii, 310 pages) : mapContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9780195364224
0195364228
9786610449637
6610449635

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Revolution from the heart.DDC classification:

959.9/046 22

LOC classification:

DS686.5 .O26 1987eb

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Contents:

Chapter 49Chapter 50; Chapter 51; Chapter 52; Chapter 53; Chapter 54; Eplilogue; SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

Summary: In 1983 three priests--among them Irishman Niall O'Brien --together with six lay leaders were arrested in the Philippines on a false charge of murder. The government of Ferdinand Marcos hoped in this way to silence those within the church who were increasingly speaking out against social and political injustice. Instead, the "Negros Nine" became the subject of international protest and a focus of the burgeoning Philippine movement for non-violent change. Released after eighteen months' imprisonment, Father O'Brien returned to Dublin where his prison diary soon became a bestseller. In

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 309-310).

In 1983 three priests--among them Irishman Niall O'Brien --together with six lay leaders were arrested in the Philippines on a false charge of murder. The government of Ferdinand Marcos hoped in this way to silence those within the church who were increasingly speaking out against social and political injustice. Instead, the "Negros Nine" became the subject of international protest and a focus of the burgeoning Philippine movement for non-violent change. Released after eighteen months' imprisonment, Father O'Brien returned to Dublin where his prison diary soon became a bestseller. In

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Chapter 49Chapter 50; Chapter 51; Chapter 52; Chapter 53; Chapter 54; Eplilogue; SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

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