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@RobertEllsberg

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A conversation with my daughter about what led me to work with #DorothyDay, for StoryCorps. Unintended Consequences: Robert and Christina Ellsberg berkleycenter.georgetown.edu/podcasts/unint via

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Unintended Consequences: Robert and Christina Ellsberg

Robert Ellsberg discusses with his daughter Christina his experience in the Catholic Worker Movement, where he met Dorothy Day and became Catholic himself.

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I met you at the CW around 1975 or 76. I was visiting Peggy Scherer and Terri Antholzner and went out begging with you, to some food warehouses.

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@RobertEllsberg

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Good times!

12:48 AM · Mar 27, 2019