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Monday, 10 November 2014
Dorothy Day, Servant of God - Nov. 8, 1897 – Nov. 29, 1980
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Happy birthday
Dorothy Day
(Nov. 8, 1897 – Nov. 29, 1980), radical journalist and co-founder of the
Catholic Worker Movement
. Photo: Day picketing civil defense drill in NYC, 1959, read more:
http://bit.ly/M5pHIW
More photos:
http://bit.ly/WFNt5Q
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Day
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(1967)
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(1991)
Caritas in Veritate
(2009)
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