The provocations of Dorothy Day and a revolution of the heart

The first provocation of Dorothy Day: ‘Make yourself deeply uncomfortable.’

It is 90 years since the Catholic Worker movement began, and more than 40 since its founder died. What is she still teaching us? Beginning this week, Dorothy Day’s granddaughter will suggest a very personal novena of signposts and watchwords for those who are looking to follow her, each in their own way / By KATE HENNESSY

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