Dorothy Day: Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History
When I think of what kind of woman I want to be, Dorothy Day comes to mind. In deed and word, she illustrated that Catholic leadership is not limited to men, but open for all.
Samantha is currently earning an M.Div and M.A. in social justice at Loyola University Chicago's Institute for Pastoral Ministry.
When I think of what kind of woman I want to be, Dorothy Day comes to mind. In deed and word, she illustrated that Catholic leadership is not limited to men, but open for all.
Feet are the lowliest and dirtiest parts of a human. In washing each others’ feet, we not only embrace the deepest parts of their human dignity, but we reveal that we fully embrace every part of their being.
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