Nearly 46 years after Dorothy Day’s death, her granddaughter Martha Hennessy still finds herself interpreting Day’s legacy — not only for the church and the wider world, but for herself.
Nearly 46 years after Dorothy Day’s death, her granddaughter Martha Hennessy still finds herself interpreting Day’s legacy — not only for the church and the wider world, but for herself.
On this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear hosts Zoughbi Zoughbi, a lifelong Catholic Palestinian activist, organizer and teacher of Gospel
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