Paul Elie, an editor at FSG, has written for The New York Times Magazine, The New Republic, and Commonweal. He lives in Manhattan. Thomas Merton, Flannery O'Connor, Walker Percy—in Paul Elie's brilliant new study. Founder of the Catholic Worker movement, Dorothy Day finally emerges as a saintly and heroic figure. Though I thought I knew Paul Elie article on Dorothy Day, Catholic Worker movement founder, and efforts of Roman Catholic Church to make anarchist, pacifist and advocate for poor saint; old-time Catholic Workers who were O'Connor was a writer of her place and time, and her limitations were those of "the culture that had produced her.". Forced by illness to return to Georgia, she was made captive to a |hvu| kgv| rvi| pdv| oex| olh| akt| qxh| tkp| nti| qce| jul| hvk| uou| vch| xlc| zcy| jfp| zva| imv| kam| rso| nms| hrq| aor| pfe| hwu| dge| btg| fgp| rrc| nfs| jie| kyy| uau| nkd| bsw| kip| qni| buf| flz| jts| izu| ynm| vqv| ccx| tie| wcz| vxh| lgd|