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We are looking for people interested in joining a small, live-in Catholic Worker community. Prior community living experience, grounding in spiritual practice, and commitment to a nonviolent revolution are helpful. Contact Dandelion House Catholic Worker.
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Each summer mid-June through early August, the L.A. Catholic Worker extends an invitation to any adult interested in joining us…
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1946 SeptemberThe Church and WorkDiscusses in length the modern industrial problem of the machine and its relation to factory, land…
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ByJim Forest This essay by Jim Forest was originally written for TheEncyclopedia of American Catholic History, published by the Liturgical…
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This article is from the introduction to the book Praying with Dorothy Day by James Allaire and Rosemary Broughton.
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ByGeoffrey B. Gneuhs, O.P. EULOGY GIVEN BY FATHER GEOFFREY B. GNEUHS, O.P., AT THE FUNERAL OF DOROTHY DAY, NATIVITY CHURCH,…
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ByFr. John Hugo Dt 6: 2-6; 1 Cor 13: 1-13; Lk 10: 25-37 Editor’s note: This homily was originally presented…
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An Introduction to the Life and Spirituality of Dorothy Dayby James Allaire and Rosemary Broughton Servant of God Dorothy Dayby…
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Born in 1897, she was raised in a nominally Protestant family and became a Roman Catholic in 1928. One of…
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Almost immediately after her death in 1980 controversy arose about whether Dorothy Day should be canonized a Saint by the…
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“A nation can be considered great when it … strives for justice and the cause of the oppressed, as Dorothy…
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by Robert P Russo For four months beginning in December 1923, Dorothy Day lived in New Orleans and found work…
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Ways to Browse Choose a decade then a specific year to coincide with historical events of interest, such as the…
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by Robert P Russo On December 3, 1923, Dorothy Day, her younger sister Grace Delafield “Della” Day, and their friend…
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This book by Tom McDonough opens a new dimension on Dorothy Day whose life has been recorded in numerous biographies…
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The Catholic Worker Movement DirectoryCW WebsitesVolunteer OpportunitiesCW FarmsAllied Movements catholicworker.org Newtonville MA 02460 Email: info@catholicworker.org The Catholic Worker Movement website…
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DirectoryCW WebsitesVolunteer OpportunitiesCW FarmsAllied Movements Te Puawai o te Aroha 38 Bennetts Rd Otaki NZ Organic gardening; prayer; hospitality; ploughshares…
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The Aims and Means of the Catholic Worker movement describe its goals and the means by which the movement hopes to achieve those goals. The Aims and Means have taken many forms over the years; the following are some of its iterations.
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Seventy years after his death, Peter Maurin’s vision of a revolution marked by a synthesis of cult (religion), culture (learning and arts), and cultivation (agriculture) is gaining traction among a whole new generation of Catholic Workers living on the land. By Maria Benevento. Reprinted with permission from The National Catholic Reporter, May 15, 2019.
