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The human right to a nuclear free world.: An article from: International Journal of Humanities and Peace by Mairead Corrigan Maguire, 2006-01-01
To kvinner for fred: [Betty Williams og Mairead Corrigan] (Norwegian Edition) by Richard Herrmann, 1976
A nonviolent political agenda for a more humane world (Waging peace series) by Mairead Corrigan Maguire, 1992
Peace Movement in Northern Ireland: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Encyclopedia of Irish History and Culture</i> by Myrtle Hill, 2004
The Peace people of Northern Ireland by Dalry O'Donnell, 1977
Seis Nobel no estân equivocados.: An article from: Proceso by Marta Lamas, 2008-10-12

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Corrigan, Mairead
Nobel PEACE Prize Winners. ? ?. corriganMaguire,mairead. ? ?. corrigan-Maguire, Mairéad (b. Jan.
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Extractions: Nobel PEACE Prize Winners (b. Jan. 27, 1944, Belfast, N.Ire.), Northern Irish social worker who, with Betty Williams, founded the Community of Peace People, also known as the Peace People Organization, a grassroots movement of both Roman Catholic and Protestant citizens dedicated to ending the sectarian strife in Ulster. For their work the two women shared the 1976 Nobel Prize for Peace. Corrigan-Maguire was from her youth a member of the Legion of Mary, a lay Catholic welfare organization, and through it she became deeply involved in social work among children and teenagers in various Catholic neighbourhoods of Belfast. She was stirred to act against the the growing violence in Northern Ireland after witnessing in August 1976 an incident in which a car being driven by an Irish Republican Army (IRA) terrorist went out of control when the IRA man was shot by British troops; the car struck and killed three children of Corrigan-Maguire's sister. Betty Williams was also a witness. Within days each woman had publicly denounced violence and called for mass opposition to it. Marches of Catholic and Protestant women, numbering in the thousands, were organized, and shortly afterward the
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Mairead Corrigan
Quotes, links and short biography of mairead corrigan Maguire from Ireland who wasawarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1976 for efforts to end the violence in her
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Extractions: A description of Mairead Corrigan Maguire written by Joan Baez: "The breath of God ran through her like a fair summer breeze. She was a smile. She was a prayer. She was endlessly brave, going into the streets and homes of the "the enemy" unarmed and with cheerful countenance. No evil could envelop her or even touch her. I'm sure she is all those things still. She will hate to read this, because she is also self-effacing, like some other saints. God bless you, Mairead Corrigan. And God bless the brave women of Ireland who, for a brief but exceptional moment in time, waged mass nonviolent warfare in one of the most violent countries in the world." (excerpted from Baez' autobiography, And A Voice To Sing With) In 1976, Mairead Corrigan and Betty Williams and a journalist called Ciaran McKeown organized a series of peace marches in Northern Ireland after three children of Corrigan's sister Anne were killed by a gunman's getaway car. Tens of thousands turned out. Catholics and Protestants marched together.
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Biografies Dones Premi Nobel. corrigan, mairead. Pacifista irlandesa(Belfast, 1944). Fundà a Irlanda del Nord un moviment pacifista
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Extractions: CORRIGAN, Mairead Pacifista irlandesa (Belfast, 1944). Fundà a Irlanda del Nord un moviment pacifista de dones, en col.laboració amb Betty Williams: la Community of Peace People. L'objectiu era promoure la pau entre catòlics i protestants. Aquesta iniciativa els valgué a totes dues el Premi Nobel de la Pau, l'any 1976. Tornar a biografies
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Extractions: PostgreSQL ... englischen Lexikon Google News zum Stichwort Mairead Corrigan 27. Januar in Belfast Nordirland ) ist Sekret¤rin und eine wichtige Akteurin in der Nordirischen Friedensbewegung. Gemeinsam mit Betty Williams gr¼ndete sie die Organisation Community of Peace People. Aus dieser Gruppe entstand die bisher einflussreichste Friedensbewegung in Nordirland. 1976 wurde ihr und Betty Williams der Friedensnobelpreis verliehen. B¼cher bei Amazon.de zum Stichwort: Mairead Corrigan Info: Dieser Artikel aus Wikipedia wird durch die GNU FDL lizenziert.
Mairead Corrigan Maguire
see clearly because of the wounds of violence and division, mairead offers a Thisbiographical essay about Máiread corrigan Maguire was excerpted from Dear s
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Extractions: Along the busy Lisburn Road in war-ravaged Belfast, Northern Ireland, stands a wee house dedicated to peace. A bright yellow banner hangs outside the second-floor window: "Campaign for a Gun-Free Northern Ireland." Inside, ordinary women and men, young and old, believers from all faiths and nonbelievers, carry on a steady, persistent witness for peace and justice. Pictures of peacemakers and heroes, such as Martin Luther King, Jr., Gandhi, and Aung San Suu Kyi (the Nobel Peace Prize winner from Burma), line the house walls, an ever-present "cloud of witnesses" watching over their shoulders. One picture in particular catches my attention. Above the mantelpiece in the spacious front room hangs a large picture from a 1976 Belfast demonstration featuring thousands of women with banners calling for an end to violence and a new day of peace for Northern Ireland. While living and working in Northern Ireland in 1997-98, I used to visit Peace House and look in amazement at that picture. Belfast, 1976! The height of "The Troubles." From 1969 to 1998, over thirty-four hundred people were killed in a brutal war stemming from British colonial interests, revolutionary republicanism, and age-old, oppressive religious bigotry and fanaticism. But after a year of tumultuous political negotiations, a breakthrough settlement was reached on Good Friday 1998, bringing Northern Ireland to the Easter dawn of peace. Suddenly, what was once deemed unimaginable, unthinkable, indeed impossible, is now indeed possible and probable. A new future stands on the horizon of Ireland -a vision of peace.
Peace People
mairead corrigan Maguire. mairead corrigan Maguire founded the Community ofthe Peace People in 1976 along with Betty Williams and Ciaran McKeown.
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Extractions: A Review of Maireads Book "The Vision of Peace" by F. Peter Brinkman. ... By Irish News Staff reporter . Prior to this Mairead worked as a private secretary to the Managing Director of a major Northern Ireland firm. She was a volunteer with the Legion of Mary, a catholic lay organization, where she began her volunteer work with young people and prisoners. She was also one of the co-founders of the Committee of the Administration of Justice, a non-sectarian group heavily involved in the debate over changes in the legal system in Northern Ireland. Since receiving a Certificate in Ecumenical studies from the Irish School of Ecumenics, Mairead has continued her work with inter-church and inter-faith organizations. She is Patron of the Methodist Theological College and Northern Ireland Council for Intergrated Education. In September, l981, Mairead married Jackie Maguire, widower of her sister Anne, who never recovered from the loss of her children and died in January, 1980. In addition to the remaining three children from the earlier marriage -Mark, Joanne and Marie Louise - Mairead and Jackie are the parents of John and Luke.
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corrigan, mairead; Comanenci, Nadia; Cruz, Sor juana Ines de la; Curie, Marie.
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Mairead Corrigan
Translate this page à la suite dun affrontement entre les membres de lIRA (Irish Republican Army)et la police, dans lequel trois enfants sont tués, corrigan et Williams
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Translate this page MacBride, Seán (1904-1988). IRLANDE DU NORD (GB anglete.gif (1004 octets)). 1976.corrigan, mairead (1944). 1976. Williams, Betty (1943). 1998. Trimble Davis (1944-).
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Mairead Corrigan Inspires Struggle, Hope For Irish Peace
mairead corrigan Inspires Struggle, Hope for Irish Peace. by Kathy Worboys. Allthree children died, the three nieces and nephews of mairead corrigan.
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Extractions: about The Prism ... other sites by Kathy Worboys T he airport was crowded on the humid mid-August day and crammed tight with freckled, fair-skinned children, burnt and peeling from weeks in the sun. Wall-to-wall people left little room for movement, hardly enough for breathing. We had been in this same position exactly six weeks earlier, though that had been a happier time. It had been a day of anticipation and excitement, a day when a young girl stepped off an airplane and entered a brand new world. She had arrived to cheers and greetings from a family she had never seen, and was now preparing to depart, amidst tears and prayers and promises, from a family she had learned to call her own. The program that brought Joan to us is called Project Children. It is a program which gives people like Joan Rooney a chance to see the world as it should be, and which gives people like me the chance to see the world as it can be. We cried that day at the airport. We promised to write, and to include her in our prayers. We watched the plane taxi down the runway, and then we went home: home to our backyard pool and our white picket fence, home, where we could lock the doors, and retreat into safety. Later that night, I turned on the news and came face-to-face with a close-up of Joan, crying, as she returned to her own family. I cried with her that day, for all of them. While we sat, safe and secure in front of our television, they were re-entering a world of dirt and grime and guns, and anything but safety. Yet through it all we were left with the hope that people like Joan would strive for a time when they could fulfill the prophecies of a card she left for us. It read, "You helped us experience the meaning of peace, true brotherly love, and life without fear. You helped us become the hope for a future peace in Northern Ireland."
Life
mairead corrigan. Betty Williams and mairead corrigan founded the organizationknown as the (Community of) Peace People together with Ciaran McKeown .
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Extractions: Examples Betty Williams Born 22 May 1943 in Belfast married, 2 children Secretary Hobbies: Sewing, gardening, reading and swimming Mairead Corrigan Born 27 January 1944 in Belfast Secretary Hobbies: Swimming Voluntary work including work with handicapped children and prisoners Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan founded the organization known as the "(Community of) Peace People" together with Ciaran McKeown". Their spontaneous action led to the most influential peace movement ever in Northern Ireland. They were awarded the following awards in recognition of their work Carl von Ossietsky Medal, honorary doctorate at Yale University, Peace Prize from the Norwegian people (1976) and The Nobel Peace Prize [Left: The three founders of the Peace People organization: Mairead Corrigan, Ciaran McKeown, Betty Williams] Even after the Peace People peace movement had reached its zenith in Northern Ireland, they continued to work around the world for peace (more detailed information on this is available in the quotes and materials section. They were both awarded a great number of awards in the years that followed.
Mairead Corrigan-Maguire
mairead corriganMaguire. mairead corrigan-Maguire (1944) Northern Irishsocial worker who, with Betty Williams, founded the Community
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Extractions: Northern Irish social worker who, with Betty Williams, founded the Community of Peace People, also known as the Peace People Organization, a grassroots movement of both Roman Catholic and Protestant citizens dedicated to ending the sectarian strife in Ulster. For their work the two women shared the 1976 Nobel Prize for Peace.
Mairead Corrigan-Maguire
Translate this page Friedensnobelpreis 1976 (Nobel Peace Prize 1976) mairead Corringan-Maguire,nordirische Friedenskaempferin, geb. 27. Jan. 1944.
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Mairead Corrigan Definition Meaning Information Explanation
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Extractions: Google News about your search term Mairead Corrigan (born January 27 ) was the cofounder, with Betty Williams of the Community of Peace People, an organization which attempts to encourage a peaceful resolution of The Troubles in Northern Ireland She received the Nobel Peace Prize for this in Before setting up the organization, she worked as a secretary. After winning the Peace Prize, she continued to work with the organization and travelled the world to promote peace. She married Jackie MacGuire in 1981, who was the widower of Corrigan's sister Anne who died in 1980. She is a step-parent to three of MacGuire's children, and she has two of her own - John and Luke. Books about 'Mairead Corrigan' at: amazon.com or amazon.co.uk Note: This article from Wikipedia is made available under the terms of the GNU FDL
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Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z C Related Category: Social Reformers Mairead Corrigan u u n] Pronunciation Key Williams , who also witnessed the incident, joined with Corrigan to form the Peace People Organization, a movement of Catholics and Protestants dedicated to ending sectarian fighting in Northern Ireland. For their work the two women were awarded the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize. Content on this web site is provided for informational purposes only. We accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by any person resulting from information published on this site. We encourage you to verify any critical information with the relevant authorities. About Us Contact Us Privacy Links Directory ...
Mairead Corrigan Maguire
in Northern Ireland The Vision of Peace Faith and Hope in Northern Ireland is thefirst published collection of writings by mairead corrigan Maguire, winner
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Extractions: The Vision of Peace: Faith and Hope in Northern Ireland is the first published collection of writings by Mairead Corrigan Maguire, winner of the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize. In October 1976 in Belfast, two of Maguire's nephews and one of her nieces, all young children, were run over and killed by the car of an IRA gunman who had been shot by a British Army patrol officer. Maguire, a housewife, channeled her grief and rage by organizing peace demonstrations and marches that drew more than half a mi...
A. B. Corrigan
1997 Written by Grethe B. Peterson , Thomas E., Jr Hill , Antonim Scalia , EdwardW. Said , Harold Bloom , Gunther Schuller , mairead corrigan Maguire , Onora O
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Mairead Corrigan :: Online Encyclopedia :: Information Genius
mairead corrigan. Online Encyclopedia mairead corrigan (born January27, 1944) was the cofounder, with Betty Williams of the Community
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Extractions: Mairead Corrigan (born January 27 ) was the cofounder, with Betty Williams of the Community of Peace People, an organization which attempts to encourage a peaceful resolution of The Troubles in Northern Ireland She received the Nobel Peace Prize for this in Before setting up the organization, she worked as a secretary. After winning the Peace Prize, she continued to work with the organization and travelled the world to promote peace. She married Jackie MacGuire in 1981, who was the widower of Corrigan's sister Anne who died in 1980. She is a step-parent to three of MacGuire's children, and she has two of her own - John and Luke. Nobel Committee information on 1976 laureates This content from wikipedia is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License Power Supplies Hardware Information Law Advice
Mairead Corrigan And Betty Williams, Feminist Press
Also of interest Winona LaDuke by Michael Silverstone. mairead corrigan and BettyWilliams Making Peace in Northern Ireland by Sarah Buscher, Bettina Ling.
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Mairead Corrigan And Betty Williams, Feminist Press
recommend. Also of interest Ela Bhatt by Jyotsna Sreenivasan. mairead corrigan andBetty Williams Making Peace in Northern Ireland by Sarah Buscher, Bettina Ling.
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