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Dorothy Day: Le Mouvement Catholique Ouvrier aux Etas-Unis by Richard Wolff and Richard J. Devine (review)

The authors of this book propose to and successfully offer an introduction to Dorothy Day which incorporates a commentary on the significance of this twentieth-centuryAmerican Catholic laywoman. The first portion provides a biographical portrait and the second a series of extracts from her works, arranged chronologically. The carefully chosen extracts represent the development of Day's thinking and the concerns that were of major importance to her over the years. The work as a whole is representative of the interest in Day that has grown steadily over the past decade.