I’ve been turning off my iPhone — all the way off! — for 10 to 30 minutes at a time. I leave it somewhere in the house, while I try to live IRL ...

The previous Pope Leo emphasized the Catholic Church's responsibility to care for the poor and support workers' rights.

The Catholic Worker movement, led by Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin, was but one prominent example of the impact and the implementation of Catholic social teaching outside of theology courses and on ...

The Catholic Worker Movement began in 1933 when founders Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin opened the first house of hospitality in New York City. Rooted in Catholic social teaching, the movement combines ...

Dorothy Day started publishing the Catholic Worker in 1933. Along with Peter Maurin, her work led to Dorothy Day Houses. The Catholic Worker Movement is still associated with this network of ...

AKRON, Ohio (WOIO) - The Peter Maurin Center is not only feeding the homeless, but trying to keep them warm this winter. They’re asking for donations during the month November, in hopes of ...

In perhaps the most famous of his Easy Essays, "Blowing the Dynamite," Catholic Worker co-founder Peter Maurin urged Catholics to recover the radical import of our faith and unleash it upon the ...

The Catholic Worker Movement was founded by Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin in the United States in 1933. The LA chapter was founded in 1970 and later led by Detrich and Morris. "The Santa Maria gate ...

Day (1897-1980), a Catholic journalist and social activist, in 1933 co-founded with Peter Maurin the Catholic Worker Movement, whose 187 intentional communities are committed to non-violence, ...

These arrangements were appropriate; during most of his life Peter Maurin had slept in no bed of his own and worn no suit that someone had not given away. But to his funeral among the teeming ...

Peter Maurin. Every fall, workers at the 49-acre farm in Marlboro, New York, transported kale, onions, potatoes and other fresh produce to the houses. “Back in the 1980s we went back and forth ...