Whither the Catholic Worker Movement?
COMMENTARY: One cannot understand the movement unless one understands how central the totality of Dorothy Day’s Catholic faith was to the entirety of her vision, and sadly the movement has lost sight of it.
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Putting the ‘Catholic’ in Catholic Worker
A new generation of communities is integrating hospitality and solidarity with the poor through prayer and Church fidelity, consistent with the vision of the movement’s founders.
How We Treat the Poor in Age Reveals Something About Ourselves
COMMENTARY: We must be present and available to the elderly, welcome them, bring them into our lives.
Transformed by the Beauty and the Life of Christ: The Future of the Catholic Literary Imagination
COMMENTARY: Contemplating what constitutes ‘a good and beautiful work.’
Mother Teresa, Dorothy Day, Andrei Sakharov — Prophets of Human Dignity
“Respect for the human person considers the other ‘another self.’ It presupposes respect for the fundamental rights that flow from the dignity intrinsic of the person.” (CCC 1944)
The One-Word Answer to What’s Wrong With Christianity
COMMENTARY: The Church we see mixes Divine and human, and the human beings in it show themselves to be very human indeed.
What to Read to Know Dorothy Day Better
COMMENTARY: From Day’s autobiography, ‘The Long Loneliness,’ to her letters, this list ‘is a beginning for all of us’
Evidence for Dorothy Day’s Sainthood Cause Sent to the Vatican
“Folks, you're witnessing history,” Cardinal Dolan said during his homily on the feast of the Immaculate Conception, calling Day a “radiant star” of “American sanctity.”
Dorothy Day: Patron Saint of …. Holy Foolery?
A member of one of the country’s newest Catholic Worker communities reflects on the life and ongoing witness of Servant of God Dorothy Day.
‘Revolution of the Heart’: New Film Explores Dorothy Day’s Controversial Legacy
Documentary was funded in part by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Communication Campaign and The Lilly Foundation.
