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links the towns of Chisec with Ixcan, at about 500 kilometers to the north of the capital city. Two masked-men with rifles stopped the car, which contained five priests – all members of the
Oblates of Mary Immaculate – who were on their way to a town named Laguna Lachua, where they were to have a retreat. After robbing them of all their belongings, the armed men shot the priests, leaving American priest Fr. Lorenzo Rosebaugh, age 74, dead on the spot and severely wounding Fr. Jean Claude Nowama, age 47, of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Oblates working in Guatemala, especially in the north, where the order's priests previously have been stopped by thieves. Nevertheless, by the end of the week, some of Rosebaugh's friends began questioning whether there were political motives behind his murder. "Was it
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Milwaukee Fourteen were found guilty of theft, arson, and burglary. Most members of the group would be eligible for parole in fourteen months, but Rosebaugh served an extra ten months in prison for his principled refusal to work while incarcerated. He explained, "As much as I wanted to be free, I
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According to official sources, an
American Catholic priest has died and another from the Congo has been left severely injured following an attack in the Laguna Lachua National Park (Alta Verapaz), a rural community in northern Guatemala. The event occurred on Monday night, on a rural highway that
363:, who soon after urged Catholic workers at the nuclear assembly plant to find other employment. Eventually, Rosebaugh began a ten-month sentence at the federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana but again refused to work and was sent to the federal prison in Chicago. He was released in February 1982.
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After writing his autobiography, which was truly a labor of love for this man of action more than words, I asked
Lorenzo, at 71 years old, what would be the last, unwritten, chapter of his life. Lorenzo responded that he longed to return to Guatemala. He spent the next three years ministering to
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How to reconcile that one so dedicated to nonviolence should suffer such brutality? But then Larry expended his life in solidarity with those who suffer violence. Even, as it happened, to the point of death. He served the poor throughout the
Americas, resisted war, suffered imprisonments -- and
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Three years after the death of Fr. Lorenzo, absolutely nothing is known about the motive and the identity of the killers. On
October 28, 2009, the police captured Pedro Choc, Miguel Xo Botzoc and Alfredo Xo. However, after almost six months of trial, the court of
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found them innocent and they were set free for lack of hard evidence, despite the fact that the bullet found on the dead body of Fr. Lorenzo, according to ballistics experts, matched one of the guns, a 22 caliber automatic Magnum, owned by Don Pedro
293:, Rosebaugh summed up the group's intentions, "The whole purpose of our action had been to get the issue of whether the war in Vietnam is moral or immoral, just or unjust and whether the United States should be at war there into the public eye ..."
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and help to restore and construct buildings that the community would need, while getting to know the people of the place. During this year, he learned of another
Christian volunteer project in El Salvador and, in 1986, he began his work there.
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there for lack of any alternative." During their four-day detention, they were beaten and held without clothing in a cell with about thirty other men. They were released due to a persistent effort by Dom Helder Camara. U.S.
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was now more than ever convinced that there was a moral question at stake here, the immorality of our military presence in
Vietnam, and so I once again said that I would do no work while doing time in prison."
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and religious instruction must wait till the immediate needs are seen to. And what is more sacramental and holy than planting corn or building bricks with the community, when its survival depends on these
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on 16 May 1935, the son of Donald and Mildred (O’Gorman) Rosebaugh. His father worked as an
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1349:"Insufficient Submissiveness and Infinite Compassion: Lorenzo Rosebaugh"
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A funeral service was held on 20 May 2009 at St. Cecilia Parish in
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Briggs, Kenneth A.; Times, Special To the New York (1981-09-08).
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Mildred Lucille (O'Gorman) Rosebaugh and Donald Phillip Rosebaugh
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If our people are living in poverty and children are dying from
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throughout, he carried himself humbly, quietly and prayerfully.
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elementary and secondary schools. Pursuing membership in the
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on that day, Rosebaugh was characterized as "a mixture of
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American Catholic priest, peace activist, and missionary
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Prophets without Honor: A Requiem for Moral Patriotism
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Rosebaugh, OMI, Larry; Pino, Kateri Hellman (2006).
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Rosebaugh, OMI, Larry; Pino, Kateri Hellman (2006).
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people with AIDS and bathing the elderly poor there.
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941:"Mrs.Carter Told By 2 Americans Of Brazil Ordeal"
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1251:. Washington, DC: EPICA. pp. 178–179.
1226:. Washington, DC: EPICA. pp. 169–175.
1201:. Washington, DC: EPICA. pp. 165–166.
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688:. Washington, DC: EPICA. pp. 19–24.
249:assignment and several years of teaching
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781:Gray, Francine du Plessix (1969-09-25).
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1103:larryrosebaughnewsletters.blogspot.com
1052:. Washington, DC: EPICA. p. 139.
969:. Washington, DC: EPICA. p. 136.
205:and was eventually transferred to the
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1591:Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate
1479:"On the death of Fr. Larry Rosebaugh"
843:. Washington, DC: EPICA. p. 72.
760:. Washington, DC: EPICA. p. 69.
713:. Washington, DC: EPICA. p. 34.
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377:at what was then known as the
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1429:Townsend, Tim (23 May 2009).
1099:"Larry Rosebaugh Newsletters"
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734:John Hagedorn (2009-06-12),
340:Return to the United States
324:. In 1977, Rosebaugh and a
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1073:Strabala, William (2003).
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783:"The Ultra-Resistance"
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564:In 2012 Rosebaugh's
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403:solitary confinement
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513:Playa Grande, Ixcan
305:In 1975, Rosebaugh
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