ByDorothy Day
Reading Time: 9 minutes Summary: Reasserts the ideal and hope of forming communes and farming communities. Tales of Tamar’s mischievous children and the value of reading scripture. (The Catholic Worker, December 1955, 6. DDLW #696).
ByDorothy Day
Reading Time: 6 minutes Summary: An appreciation of community life in a Bruderhof of 175 people. Describes the division of labor, the “rich poverty” with artists, musicians, and worship. Recalling Peter Maurin’s vision of farming communes she wishes for more such Catholic communities. (The Catholic Worker, December 1955, 1, 7. DDLW #695).
