Dorothy Day [November 8, 1897-November 29, 1980] managed to gain the respect of the Catholic Church and of social justice adherents worldwide. With Peter Maurin [May 9, 1877-May 15, 1949], she co-founded the Catholic Worker movement in 1933. The movement was organized to give direct aid to the poor and to become involved in direct, nonviolent action on their behalf. The movement has reached a worldwide audience in its impact, organization and services. A direct result of the movement's success has been the inclusion of Day's name among the list of candidates for sainthood by the Catholic Church.
Dorothy Day's daughter's name was Tamar Theresa Day. She was the only child of Dorothy Day.
Dorothy Day was born on November 8, 1897.
Dorothy Day was born on November 8, 1897.
Dorothy Day worked towards justice and charity by establishing a relationship with God, and charitable services for the poor. She opened a foundation that is still around today, its called the Dorothy Day Soup Kitchen. Their mission is to bring together brother people who care about others to feed and shelter the poor.
Dorothy Day was the founder of the catholic worker movement.
Dorothy Day WAS a person but has been dead for a number of years now.
Dorothy Day is not yet a saint so has no patronages.
Dorothy day died because she was to old and she was a nice graceful sweet girl.
The process of canonization of Dorothy Day has only begun. She is not yet a saint.
Dorothy Day died on November 29, 1980 at the age of 83.
If the question means "Has Dorothy Day been formally recognized as a saint?", the answer is not yet. The proposal that she be formally recognized as such by the Roman Catholic Church has been made by the Archdiocese of New York. The Vatican has accepted the nomination. As a result, she is now officially "Servant of God Dorothy Day." If eventually she is beatified, the title would become "Blessed Dorothy Day." The final step would be to name her "Saint Dorothy Day." But if the question-- "Is Dorothy Day a saint?" -- is taken as put, then the answer is: a great many people regard her as someone in whom a heroic degree of witness to Christ's Gospel was evident. That is to say, yes, she is a saint. The Catholic Church would be the first to say that there are far more saints than those named in the Church's Calendar of Saints. Jim Forest(author of Love is the Measure, one of the biographies of Dorothy Day)
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