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Dorothy Day, 76-year-old editor of the Catholic Worker, is shown being led of to jail Aug. 10, 1973 at Fresno, Calif. after challenging court limits on United Farm Workers Union picketing a few days earlier. Miss Day said being jailed here is 'paradise compared to others' she's seen in her half a century of militance.

Dorothy Day, a Witness for Today

EDITORIAL: The founder of the Catholic Worker Movement is a compelling witness of holiness, and hope, for our contemporary times.

The Editors Editorial September 1, 2023

The 20th-century socialist-turned-Catholic Worker founder and now Servant of God was the focal point of a mainstage presentation on the opening day of the Meeting for Friendship Amongst Peoples in Rimini, Italy.

A Potential American Saint’s Big Day in Italy

Servant of God Dorothy Day’s profile received a big boost in Rimini this past Sunday, possibly indicating that her cause for canonization is picking up steam.

Jonathan Liedl World August 23, 2023

Offering welcome to those in need, Catholic Worker communities in South Bend, Indiana, and Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania, extend fellowship inside and outside in the footsteps of Servant of God Dorothy Day.

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.

Emily Lehman Features January 10, 2023

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.”

Jonah McKeown/CNA Vatican December 11, 2021