Random reflections on mortification, the body, and the earthly pleasures of reading. Tradistae: @tradistae Catholic Social Action: @action_catholic Personal: @civil_philipBy adayaweek

May your prayer, fasting, and almsgiving be fruitful this Lent. May Dorothy's words edify you to keep close to Christ! Timestamps: tinyurl.com/1351gr3f Tradistae: @tradistae Catholic Social Action: @action_catholic Personal: @civil_philipBy adayaweek

Today's reading is about fasting and holiness. The call to be holy, to be whole, of mind, body, and spirit, and how the only sadness in life is to not become a saint. Good meditation as Ash Wednesday approaches! Tradistae: @tradistae Catholic Social Action: @action_catholic Personal: @civil_philipBy adayaweek

Today's reading is of those in destitution. Dorothy gives a clarification of who are the destitute through personal antidotes. Poverty is for all souls, but destitution produces a degradation of the soul. Tradistae: @tradistae Catholic Social Action: @action_catholic Personal: @civil_philipBy adayaweek

Today's reading is of the need to enter into poverty, to truly live alongside the poor. We must not just pray for an ending of destitution, but of entering into poverty. Tradistae: @tradistae Catholic Social Action: @action_catholic Personal: @civil_philipBy adayaweek

Please be introduced to the largest infulence on the life of Dorothy Day next to Christ himself, Peter Maurin! Enjoy these four essays published in the worker about Maurin and his program. Tradistae: @tradistae Catholic Social Action: @action_catholic Personal: @civil_philipBy adayaweek

The 2nd Episode! A reading of SoG Dorothy Day's 'Reflections on Work' published in March 1947 in the CW (https://www.catholicworker.org/dorothyday/articles/452.html). Tradistae: https://tradistae.com/ (@tradistae) Catholic Social Action: https://www.catholicsocialaction.com/ (@action_catholic)By adayaweek

Hello and welcome to a little effort of mine, trying to do a podcast of sorts. My first effort is a recording of "Room for Christ" written by Dorothy Day and published in the Catholic Worker in December of 1945. Please comment your own thoughts on the audio quality. I'm recording on a TONOR TC-777 microphone and using Audacity for editing. Reading:…