Dorothy Day: Dissenting Voice of the American Ce
The biography explores Dorothy Day's life and activism, from her early days as a journalist to her founding of the Catholic Worker movement. It delves into her relationships with notable figures like Peter Maurin and Thomas Merton, and examines her views on pacifism, social justice, and poverty. The book also discusses her struggles with the Catholic Church and her eventual reconciliation with it.
By John Loughery · First published 2013 · Genre: Biography, History, Political Science · 21 chapters
Contents
- Beginning
- Awakenings
- Causes
- Moorings
- Ardor
- Contentment
- Called to God
- Purpose
- Hospitality
- Challenge
- Prelude
- War
- Burdens
- Revival
- Resistance
- Pacem in Terris
- Burning
- Journeys
- Endings
- Deo Gratias
- Postscript