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Dorothy Day protesting U.S. involvement in World War I
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Political advertising is in full-on frenzy. Television spots dominate. Mailers pile up on my kitchen counter. Candidates knock on my door. Fundraising emails and...
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Art for the October 2020 issue of The Catholic Agitator by Becky McIntyre
Growing up by little and by little
I killed a spider
Not a murderous brown recluse
Nor even a black widow
And if the truth were told this
Was only a small...
What Can Anti-Racism Look Like for the Catholic Worker?
This is an article from The Catholic Worker Anti-Racism Review, which published three editions from 2018 to 2019. The following article is by Joe Kruse, one of the founders of Rye House, a Catholic Worker community in Minneapolis that is no...
Bringing Personalism to Summer Camp
All photos courtesy of Monica Welch
By Monica Welch
It’s summer, and summer means camp. In our home, “camp” means Mobile Loaves and Fishes Camp—initially developed as an off-shoot of the local food truck ministry which has morphed in...
To Find justice: Put One Foot in Front of the Other
When the Moral Arc Seems to Be Taking A While
Mama Mary Community Farm, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
“The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice,” Martin Luther King Jr., wrote in a 1958 publication, thematizing th...
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