Karen House Catholic Worker
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Catholic Worker Resources: Film, Audio, Posters This is a not-at-all comprehensive list of some books, movies and posters related to the Catholic Worker. Resources include: 1. Books on the Catholic Worker |
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Please see the Catholic Worker Bookstore to purchase many of these books (some of them are out of print!) |
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Karen House: 1840 Hogan St. St. Louis, MO 63106 314.621.4052 |
Check out the bibliography on this Catholic Worker website for a more comprehensive list of books. Find these books at your local, independent book seller here! |
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Films and Audio on the Catholic Worker |
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Dorothy Day: Don't Call Me a Saint Excellent one hour documentary that includes interviews with Dorothy, fellow Catholic Workers, excerpts from her personal writings, and compelling images of her life and times. Watch a short clip from Don't Call Me a Saint on YouTube - here |
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The on-stage performance of Sarah Melici’s one-person play "Fool for Christ: The Story of Dorothy Day" newly released in DVD form. |
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Dorothy Day-Catholic Worker Collection at Marquette University Three videos featuring Dorothy Day can be purchased from the extensive archive collection at Marquette: -Close-up on Dorothy Day (1972) -Bill Moyers Journal with Dorothy Day (1973) -Interview with Dorothy Day (1974)
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Entertaining Angels: The Dorothy Day Story Biography of Dorothy Day starring Moira Kelly and Martin Sheen.
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Democracy Now Segment on Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker On the hundredth anniversary of Dorothy Day's birth, Amy Goodman interviewed Fr. Dan Berrigan (longtime friend of Dorothy and Jesuit peace activist,) Carmen Trotta (from the NY CW,) and Kate Hennessy (Dorothy's granddaughter). Available as a free mp3 download, CD or DVD. |
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Democracy Now Interview with Utah Phillips
The "Golden Voice of the Great Southwest": Hour-Long Interview with Legendary Folk Musician, and Catholic Worker Utah Phillips.
Available as a free mp3 download, CD or DVD. |
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Posters |
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Taken by Bob Fitch during her last nonviolent act of civil disobedience with the United Farm Workers, with the quote: “Our problems stem from our acceptance of this filthy rotten system.” |
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"As for ourselves, yes, we must be meek, bear injustice, malice, rash judgment. We must turn the other cheek, give up our cloak, go the second mile." |
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The newest Dorothy Day icon poster by Fr. William McNichols |
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Original Dorothy Day icon poster by Br. Robert Lentz, OFM |
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