Sugar Creek Gathering 2025 in Video
Photographer Mauro Heck shares some of the videos he took at the Midwest Catholic Worker Gathering at the Sugar Creek Retreat Center in Iowa (Sept. 12 – 14, 2025).
Photographer Mauro Heck shares some of the videos he took at the Midwest Catholic Worker Gathering at the Sugar Creek Retreat Center in Iowa (Sept. 12 – 14, 2025).
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In this episode of the Coffee with Catholic Workers podcast, co-hosts Theo Kayser and Lydia Wong interview Martha Hennessy, granddaughter of Dorothy Day. Martha shares insights into her unique upbringing, her personal journey away from and back to the Catholic Worker movement, and her reflections on the intersection of faith and activism today.
An interview with longtime Catholic Worker Joe Kruse about labor, union organizing, and work.
The Dorothy Day Guild and America Media (publishers of America magazine) co-sponsored an event commemorating the 40th anniversary of the…
There’s a new graphic novel that tells the story of Dorothy Day’s life and the Catholic Worker Movement she co-founded. We interviewed the writer behind Dorothy Day: Radical Devotion about why the graphic novel format suits her life, plus some of the little-known anecdotes revealed in the book.
Here’s the January 2024 issue of the Dorothy Day Tampa CW newsletter.
In the second part of our series, โThe Catholic Worker in Africa,โ founder Michael Sekitoleko carries on the work of the Uganda Catholic Worker in the wake of his two co-founders departing. One of the ways he copes is by forming his guests into an ad-hoc community with set routines and responsibilities. But when COVID-19 hits, the community is overwhelmed by people desperate for help.