This collection of Dorothy Day’s columns from the last decade of her life demonstrates her heartfelt commitment to her faith and to social justice and peace.
Readers will find much inspiration in latest Dorothy Day collection
Church leaders: South Sudanese refugees want to return, but need peace
South Sudan’s more than 11 million people include more than 60 ethnic groups.
Pope tells Catholic lawmakers to tackle inequality, injustice
Pope Francis is encouraging efforts to work for the adoption of policies and laws that seek to address, in a spirit of solidarity and the inherent dignity of all people.
Pope calls for end to horror, madness on anniversary of war in Ukraine
Marking the six-month anniversary of the start of Russia’s war against Ukraine, Pope Francis renewed his appeal for prayers for an end to “the horror of war.”
In note to nuns, pope says he is doing everything he can for Ukraine
The sister told Avvenire they never imagined the pope would reply when she sent the letter to describe the work they were doing and to relay an urgent appeal from three women she is close to who escaped Mariupol, Ukraine.
Caccia: Mutual trust is ‘vital’ to pursuit of nonproliferation, disarmament
Nuclear-weapon-free zones model a way forward toward a world free of nuclear weapons, said Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, the Vatican’s permanent observer to the United Nations.
Pope couldn’t go to Congo, but Congolese in Rome pray with him for peace
Pope Francis was to have been in Kinshasa, Congo, that day, but was forced to postpone the trip because of problems with his knee.
Dialogue prevents religious extremism, pope tells Jewish group
Christianity and Judaism, the pope told the group, both “bid us address disagreements, differences and conflicts, not in a confrontational way, but without prejudice, with peaceful intentions and with the aim of finding areas of agreement acceptable to all.”