Catholic Worker
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Dorothy Day…Day and Maurin founded the Catholic Worker, a monthly newspaper, to carry the idea to a wider audience. Within three years the paper’s circulation had grown to 150,000, and the original St. Joseph’s House of Hospitality in New York City had served as the pattern for similar houses in a…
Read More…Day and Maurin founded the Catholic Worker, a monthly newspaper, to carry the idea to a wider audience. Within three years the paper’s circulation had grown to 150,000, and the original St. Joseph’s House of Hospitality in New York City had served as the pattern for similar houses in a…
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Michael Harrington…editor of its newspaper, the Catholic Worker. He was soon converted to Maurin’s philosophy of personalism, which stressed self-sacrifice and commitment to social engagement and saw collectivism as a form of human objectification.
Read More…editor of its newspaper, the Catholic Worker. He was soon converted to Maurin’s philosophy of personalism, which stressed self-sacrifice and commitment to social engagement and saw collectivism as a form of human objectification.
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