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Collection shows Dorothy Day’s unique vision of holiness – Catholic Philly

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Collection shows Dorothy Day’s unique vision of holiness

This well-edited volume of Day's columns from the Catholic Worker from 1960 to 1969 show lush attention to detail, her profound ascetical spirituality and the hard challenge of modern discipleship.

1:31 AM · Oct 9, 2021

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Please do not forget Peter Maurin

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Actually I stayed in a Catholic Worker Commune from 2014 to 2015 after a bad break up. My ex was stalking me and actually the Catholic Worker Community took me in. I ascribe to Maurin's idealogy because it's more liberal and less Marxist but both of their dreams

Are still helping the disenfranchised globally. And they have been since WW1 or two. I forget.