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The Catholic Worker Movement's aim is to "live in accordance with the justice and charity of Jesus Christ" with hospitality towards those on the margin of society.

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Brilliant Bill
@brilliantbill.bsky.social
about 5 hours ago
The sole direct through line from Jesus the Christ takes you to the Catholic Worker movement. If you truly want to live the true Christian life, accept voluntary poverty and live in a CW House of Hospitality serving the poor. Few have the courage.
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Sarah Burke Cahalan
@sarahbc.bsky.social
about 9 hours ago
I’m not officially affiliated but the movement is definitely a guiding light… That, and I have read a few biographies of Dorothy Day! I remember obituaries for Patrick Jordan last year.
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Julia Is Waving, Not Drowning
@booktweeting.bsky.social
about 9 hours ago
I don't pray to saints, but if I ever started, Dorothy Day would be top of the list
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CindyLouWho
@cindynorth1.bsky.social
about 9 hours ago
@pnutsmama.bsky.social MAMA, DOROTHY DAY IS GOING TO BE CANONIZED OMG 😭
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Eric Colburn
@etherealcolburn.bsky.social
about 9 hours ago
Wow—what is your connection to the catholic worker? (I didn’t know much about that movement (except a kind of common knowledge) until one of my best friends married Pat and Kathleen Jordan’s daughter, and I started seeing them pretty often and got very interested.)
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Christopher Hale
@christopherjhale.bsky.social
about 10 hours ago
NEW: The Vatican has approved the first portion of Dorothy Day’s canonization file, moving the Catholic Worker founder a step closer to sainthood under the first American pope — a prospect that unsettles conservatives wary of her ardent opposition to every American war of her lifetime.
Under Pope Leo XIV, Vatican Moves Dorothy Day Closer to Sainthood

www.thelettersfromleo.com

Under Pope Leo XIV, Vatican Moves Dorothy Day Closer to Sainthood

Rome has accepted the first piece of Day’s canonization file; the full brief arrives by December. The radical whose kitchen helped birth the DSA may rise to sainthood under the first American pope.

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Eric Colburn
@etherealcolburn.bsky.social
about 15 hours ago
Yes! The Jordans, who helped Dorothy in her later years, are wonderful people; I was lucky to be able to say a few words at Pat’s memorial service at the Catholic Worker last year.
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@jasminevp.bsky.social
about 16 hours ago
I’m a baby boomer. I worked my whole life for peace, liberty, and equality, not to mention ecology. I went to jail for a few paltry days and got mildly roughed up by the police a couple of times. I was a Catholic Worker. The result? Trump and global warming. I’m a such an idiotic failure.
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zhinxy and 1 other
@zhinxy.bsky.social
about 17 hours ago
How are we defining Mutual Aid here, because the commentariat seem focused on the fraternal organizations and risk pools, which were important social institutions, but Mutual Aid is more like The Catholic Workers, The Unemployed Citizens, the IWO, etc. and those surged in the Depression Era.
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zhinxy and 1 other
@zhinxy.bsky.social
about 17 hours ago
Ok! Time for the longer story! (I may fall asleep) The story of Mutual Aid in the Depression is not the story of Fraternal Lodge Safety Nets that stretched to breaking. It's The Unemployed Citizens, it's Dorothy Day, it's "No Jim Crow In the IWO!" It's our story, Workers and Lumpen of the world!

However, it didn't end entirely because times got too tough and mutual aid collapsed under the weight (and it wasn't exactly mutual aid but that's a longer story), but because powerful interests arrayed against it.

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Shane Liesegang, SJ
@sjml.bsky.social
about 18 hours ago
I've come to agree w/Tom Cornell (recently passed, old school Catholic Worker who was actually a close friend of hers) that what she meant by that quip was more complicated than simply "don't run me through the canonization process"
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Sarah Burke Cahalan
@sarahbc.bsky.social
about 19 hours ago
Dorothy Day on Staten Island www.gothamcenter.org/blog….
An older woman in a beach chair, seated on the sand amid beach wrack and also trash such as a discarded tire
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Wina
@edwinaschaufler.bsky.social
1 day ago
As a college student, the Worker House gave me shelter so I could attend my final weeks of class for credit required for graduation without having to start a car with a spoon to spark the carbureter: a 45 min drive🌹Dorothy Day has always been a saint to me🌹Make it so Papa Leo🌻
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Ben Ross
@benrosstransit.bsky.social
1 day ago
Dorothy Day was, in religion, a very traditional Catholic. She was a giant thorn in the side of NY's very conservative, archbishop, Cardinal Spellman. If he had ordered her to stop, she would have instantly obeyed. But Spellman didn't want to go down in history as repressing a saint.
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Rich Raho
@richraho.bsky.social
1 day ago
The Vatican office that handles every sainthood case in the world, the Dicastery for the Causes of Saints, has approved the first portion of the file assembled to make Dorothy Day a saint. mikefoxcatechist.substack….
Rome Advances Dorothy Day Toward Sainthood

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Rome Advances Dorothy Day Toward Sainthood

As she would expect, not everyone is pleased.

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@jimbretzke.bsky.social
1 day ago
Waiting for a "magisterial" response from our "usual suspects" from the Culture Warrior and Just War contingent: Rome Advances Dorothy Day Toward Sainthood mikefoxcatechist.substack….
Rome Advances Dorothy Day Toward Sainthood

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Rome Advances Dorothy Day Toward Sainthood

As she would expect, not everyone is pleased.

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D. W. Bassett
@danawroe.bsky.social
1 day ago
This is why, if I have to be a Catholic, Iā€˜ll be a Dorothy Day Catholic.
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Revolution's Newsstand
@revnewsstand.bsky.social
2 days ago
ā€˜Girls in Jail’ by Dorothy Day from New Masses. Vol. 4 No. 2. July, 1928. Dorothy Day speaks to her experiences with women in Chicago jails, and exhibits that which was so consistent in her character through her political and religious changes. revolutionsnewsstand.com/….
ā€˜Girls in Jail’ by Dorothy Day from New Masses. Vol. 4 No. 2. July, 1928.

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ā€˜Girls in Jail’ by Dorothy Day from New Masses. Vol. 4 No. 2. July, 1928.

Day in 1955. Dorothy Day, who several years after this would found the Catholic Worker, speaks to her experiences with women in Chicago jails, and exhibits that which was so consistent in her chara…

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@welcometoyourdoom.bsky.social
2 days ago
There are some Catholic Workers who run a local homeless shelter and soup kitchen and are a longstanding part of the peace and social justice movements where I live. I know some of them have done time for antiwar activities.
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