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I came to know Fr Larry Rosebaugh in 1968 when we were part of a group
of fourteen people, mainly Catholic priests or members of Catholic
religious orders, who protested the war in Vietnam, and the
involuntary conscription of young men into that war, by burning draft
records that we had taken from offices of the Selective Service System
in Milwaukee.
None of us had any military obligation. Two of us, Doug
Marvey and myself had served in the US Navy and been discharged. One
of the group was a professor of economics teaching at the University
of Notre Dame. Another was a Benedictine monk. Perhaps the most humble
member of the group was Fr Larry Rosebaugh. I don’t know if in my
entire life I have known adult as gentle and humble or more committed
to serving the poor.
Yesterday, at age 74, he was shot dead in
Guatemala. Reports indicate he was shot by a “carjacker,” others think
he may have been targeted for assassination. All we can say for
certain is that he was killed yesterday and today is being buried.
Eternal memory!
Jim Forest
The Netherlands
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / 19 May 2009
Priest slain in Guatemala; was member of Milwaukee 14
by Bill Glauber
http://www.jsonline.com/news/obituaries/45452477.html
PHOTO/REPORT-U.S. Cardinal asks the question whether Fr.Larry Rosebaugh's killing was simple theft or political assasination?
http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/news/stories.nsf/relig...ument
Memorial- Co Workers, Co-Defendandants, Cell Mates & Friends Remember Larry
http://www.nonviolentworm.org/Milwaukee14Today/Memorial...baugh