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Liturgy Helps Us See Our Limits
I’ve been thinking a lot about Catholic sacraments lately, and considering how we might offer them to the guests at our shelter. As of last week, I was feeling pretty good about table fellowship, and leaning into the idea that we could do m...
Catholic Workers Tackle Artificial Intelligence
We need more “AJ experts” talking about AI
By Joshua Dease
Catholic Workers are not exactly known as early adopters — the number of community email addresses ending in @AOL.com is truly newsworthy.
Despite this, I was very glad to se...
Catering To Our Lesser Demons
Art by Joshua Dease
BY MATT HARPER
“The first thing you need to know about us is that we are luddites.” —Jeff Dietrich
For many years, this was a core orientation component new community members received upon moving into the L.A....
"You can't put the genie back in the bag"
Art by Monica Welch (DovetailInk) - Artist Statement Below
Maryhouse, the last Catholic Worker House where Dorothy Day lived in Manhattan’s Lower East Side, has long been a Luddite stronghold: no internet, no email address or website–one y...
"Work is not simply an instrument": Pope Leo XIV and Dorothy Day on the Dignity of Work
Art by Becky (Bex) McIntyre
Pope Leo XIV’s eagerly awaited first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, “On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence,” was published on Monday after months of speculation and anticipati...
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