Whither the Catholic Worker Movement?
COMMENTARY: One cannot understand the movement unless one understands how central the totality of Dorothy Day’s Catholic faith was to the entirety of her vision, and sadly the movement has lost sight of it.
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Putting the ‘Catholic’ in Catholic Worker
A new generation of communities are integrating hospitality and solidarity with the poor through prayer and Church fidelity, consistent with the vision of the movement’s founders.
New Stage Begins in Dorothy Day Canonization Cause
Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York has opened the canonical “inquiry on the life” of the social-justice advocate, the archdiocese announced April 19.
Converted by Love, Not Ideology: Archbishop Gomez Reflects on Dorothy Day
While it remains to be seen whether the Church will declare Day a saint — she is currently recognized as a servant of God — the archbishop of Los Angeles said that her life makes him want to be a saint.
