ByDorothy Day
Reading Time: 9 minutes Summary: Passionate condemnation of the hydrogen bomb tests and industrial preparation of nerve gas for war. Upholds the supremacy of conscience and challenges each person to resist as they are able. Quotes spiritual writers in an effort to strengthen her faith and reduce fear. (The Catholic Worker, April 1954, 1, 6. DDLW #664).
ByDorothy Day
Reading Time: 3 minutes Summary: Overflowing with the destitute and broke, she implores St. Joseph to move readers to help. Praises the work with the poor of The Little Brothers of Jesus. The Catholic Worker, April 1954, 2. (DDLW #665).
ByDorothy Day
Reading Time: 4 minutes Summary: Experiences God’s tenderness in the springtime beauty flooding her senses. Appreciates the improvements at the farm wrought by diligent manual labor and tape recorded retreat conferences by Fr. Hugo. (The Catholic Worker, April 1954, 3, 5. DDLW #666).
