Creative Quotations from Dorothy Day (1897-1980) born Nov 8 US editor, humanitarian, women's rights advocate; She founded the Catholic Workers Movement,

Creative Quotations

fromDorothy

Day(1897-1980) born Nov 8US editor, humanitarian, women's rights advocate; She founded the Catholic

Workers Movement, 1933.

Food for the body is not

enough. There must be food for the soul.

The greatest challenge of the day is:

how to bring about a

revolution of the heart.

I have long since come to believe that people never mean half of

what they say,

and that it is

best to

disregard their

talk and judge only their

actions.

If we do not keep indoctrinating,

we lose the vision.

And if we lose the vision, we

become merely

philanthropists, doling out

palliatives.

Don't call me a saint. I don't want

to be dismissed so easily.

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