NPR, “An ‘Intimate Portrait’ Of Dorothy Day, The Catholic Activist With A Bohemian Past”

DAVIES: So this was an interesting and often turbulent life that she led. And this was a time when, you know, in the early part of the 20th century when capitalism was associated by a lot of people with war and exploitation, you know, rather than shared prosperity. And there were anarchists and socialists and Marxists everywhere, and she moved among these circles. But it seems she was drawn to faith, and she wasn’t really – she was not raised as a Catholic, right?

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