First Name : Frank

Last Name : Cordero

State : Iowa

Notes

Frank Joseph Cordero (DOB: 02/16/51) is a radical Roman Catholic peace advocate and former priest who's participated in numerous protests and spent time in prison. In 2004, he was arrested at a protest at an Iowa armory. In 2015, he traveled all the way to South Korea to protest the construction of a naval base. He was arrested with the "Rev" Billy Talen (https://antifawatch.net/ViewReport/cf5ff86b) at a 2016 protest of the Monsanto Global Food Award ceremony in Des Moines and charged with trespassing. In 2018, Cordero was arrested at a protest of the Iowa National Guard. Other than his Korean expedition, his protest activity seems to be limited to Iowa. He founded the Des Moines Catholic Worker Community, a radical pacifist group based in Des Moines. His "peace" group produced eco-terrorists Jessica Reznicek (https://antifawatch.net/ViewReport/fdbaa4b7) and Ruby Montoya (https://antifawatch.net/ViewReport/36a2f09a) and Cordero seems to be friends with both women, who once lived at the Catholic Worker House with Cordero. He's sometimes referred to as "father" but he's no longer a priest. Cordero lives at the Phil Berrigan Catholic Worker House in the North Park neighborhood of Des Moines. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDVJbjfqLI8&feature=emb_logo&ab_channel=ReverendBilly%26TheStopShoppingChoir https://archive.ph/LlZWb https://archive.ph/oScS8 https://archive.ph/7hruY



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