In Gratitude

Dorothy DayByDorothy Day

BibliographyArchivesContact UsTerms of UseIn Gratitude In Gratitude Special thanks go to Phil Runkel at the Dorothy Day-Catholic Worker Collection at…

BibliographyArchivesContact UsTerms of UseIn Gratitude

In Gratitude

Special thanks go to Phil Runkel at the Dorothy Day-Catholic Worker Collection at the Marquette University Libraries in Milwaukee. Both his advice and tireless response to document requests are of inestimable value.

In addition special thanks is due to the following people who have offered advice and encouragement in the design of the website: Jim Forest, Anne Fullerton, Robert Ellsberg, Nancy Roberts, Anne Klejment, Mike Naughton, and my son Jeremy Allaire. A major part of the design and implementation of this revised and updated website would not have been possible without the collaboration and programming wizardry of my son JJ Allaire.

The following individuals have contributed their labor by preparing documents for the collection of writings by Dorothy Day: (Numbers in parentheses are the number of documents prepared, ten or more.) Jim Allaire (83), Anne Fullerton (35), Brian Donahue-Lynch, Jerry Darring (103), Valerie Mills-Daly (37), Ayn Garvey, Amy Brown, Patricia Goeltz, Joanne Karetzky (50), Ken Lavin, Robert Waldrop, Barbara Lee, Margaret Gould, Heather Luna, Steve Pinto, Johannah Hughes Turner (58), Erin and Mike Messersmith, Sr. Joan Maliszewski (32), Cheryl Steiner (11), Christa Turnell, Paul Bowers (20), Ed Hoag (11), and Mary McCune (22), Joe Hinds, Michael Thiessen, Tom Dillon (14), Carla Hellwig, Sally Starks (10), Kris Caproni (14), Theresa Ross, Maryann Mueller, Maggie Hall, Teresa Mansell, Mary Blanche-Victor, Betty Gifford, Marcella Lumpp, Susan Bell, and Robin Ramon (10), Cameron Bateman, Haleigh Bolton, Nicholas Croce, Martha Duffley, Jaron Gaier, Leslie Galliker, James Grossnickle-Batterton (25), Dan Hughes, Pat Lee, Patty Maguire (18), JG McCue (12), Shafon McNeil,  Kathy Meus (10), Natalia Osias (11), Pearl Pruitt, Jon Riecke (12), Noel Rozum, Ryan Undercoffer, Sarah Weir, Malissa Winkowski (13).

Thanks also to Eric Smith and Jeannie Kirkhope for new additions to the Peter Maurin “Easy Essay” collection.

Thanks also to Tom McDonough who prepared the 36 articles from The New York Call that were published in 1916-1917.

Thanks also to Robert P Russo who prepared the 21 articles from The New Orleans Item that were published in 1923-1924.

Thanks to these men and women, the Catholic Worker Movement website is a reality and continues to grow.

In gratitude,

Jim Allaire

Webmaster

Dorothy Day

Dorothy Day (November 8, 1897 – November 29, 1980) was co-founder of the Catholic Worker Movement along with Peter Maurin. A writer and journalist by trade, she and Maurin founded the Catholic Worker newspaper. Much of her writing on the Catholic Worker Movement website is taken from the newspaper. The Roman Catholic Church is currently considering her cause for canonization.

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