Dorothy Day On Her Success

"If I have achieved anything in my life,  it is because I have not been embarrassed to talk about God."  Dorothy Day (b. 1897, New York (USA) - d. 1980), Journalist, socialist, social activist, pacifist, convert to Roman Catholicism.  She became a Benedictine and with Peter Maurin, was the co-founder of the Catholic Worker Movement (1933).