Dorothy Day: Radical Devotion

11/07/24 • 40 min

Interview with Jeff Korgen and Christopher Cardinale, the author and artist of a compelling new graphic novel that tells the story of the life and work of Dorothy Day. She was a radical reporter and writer who came out of the New York left of the 1920s and 30s and converted to a radical form of Christianity that did direct action to help the poor and suffering. She founded the Catholic Worker movement and newspaper, and this book tells her story in inspirational and graphic detail.

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