Brooke Huminski, LICSW·Apr 23, 2025Beloved Community — Suggestions for Connection in These TimesIt’s April of 2025 and the morning routine typically entails waking up, checking social media, and groaning with fear and sadness — not…
Charlotte Martin·Feb 4, 2025Monday, February 3, 2025: “The World Will Be Saved by Beauty,” and Remembering Andrew PatnerI woke up this morning, heartsick, troubled by many dreams. Today marks one month since my father’s passing. Thursday will mark one month…
InEngagebyAngie Mangino·Jan 18, 2025Who Is Dorothy Day?Although we never met, Dorothy has touched my soulA response icon5A response icon5
InEduVatorsbyMarco Tavanti, PhD·Aug 10, 2024RADICAL SHARINGThe Empowering Hospitality and Shared Economies of Dorothy Day and Don Lorenzo Milani
InTottenville History Comes AlivebyAngie Mangino·May 23, 2024How I Got to Know Dorothy DayEven though I never met herA response icon5A response icon5
Frank Breslin·Mar 4, 2024How to Recognise a Good PersonQuam bene vivas refert, non quam diu. It’s not how long you live that matters, but how nobly. (Seneca, Moral Letters, 101. 15). It’s the…
InTottenville History Comes AlivebyAngie Mangino·Jan 7, 2024OLHC History from the Silver to 50th Golden Jubilee1924–1949A response icon15A response icon15
InTottenville History Comes AlivebyAngie Mangino·Oct 24, 2023125 Years of History To Interest YouOur Lady Help of Christians 1898–2023A response icon18A response icon18
InSacred Heart Christian BlogbyEric Scheske·Jun 15, 2023The Antihumanist and Transhumanist ComethI’ve been seeing Adam Kirsch’s name a lot in The New Criterion and First Things (and other places). I guess his name has been popping up in…
Frank Breslin·Mar 13, 2023Two Moral Giants: Dorothy Day & Albert SchweitzerNon ignara mali, miseris succurrere disco. Having known misfortune myself, I am learning to help those in distress (Virgil, Aeneid, 1…
