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- "An informal talk with Blackfriars. Dorothy Day begins talking about cooperative farming and other aspects of communal living in Catholic Worker Movement areas. There are lengthy comments on going to prison, the nuclear age and the role of priests, and Day's time spent in Mississippi and Alabama, where she encountered racism firsthand. She also highlights Catholic Worker publishing firsts and the stylistic differences between Peter Maurin and Ammon Hennacy."
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