One of them was Dorothy Day, founder of the Catholic Worker Movement, who died in 1980 in New York City at Maryhouse, which still operates in the Lower East Side in Manhattan on Third Street.

Servant of God Dorothy Day’s life serving the poor, advocating radical pacifism, founding the Catholic Worker Movement, and taking on the U.S. government is a complex one with many ...

Here’s the trailer for a new(ish) hour-long documentary on Dorothy Day, which includes something I’ve not seen before: some filmed footage of Dorothy speaking on poverty. If the full movie ...

Prophetic. A peacemaker. No wonder documentary filmmaker Martin Doblmeier admits to having been "afraid" to tackle Dorothy Day as a subject. The woman who co-founded The Catholic Worker newspaper ...

KEARNEY — In the one-person play, “Haunted by God: The Life of Dorothy Day,” Lisa Wagner-Carollo portrays the social activist who lived from 1897 to 1980. “In the show I follow Dorothy’s ...