Upcoming Events

Thank you for your interest in our third annual Lenten book club! For 2026, historian and long-time friend of the Dorothy Day Guild, Dr. Anne Klejment, will host our online reading group over the course of five Sundays in Lent. During our time together, we will read Dorothy's memoir of the first thirty years of the Catholic Worker movement, Loaves and Fishes. 

Originally published in 1963, Loaves and Fishes is an excellent companion piece to Dorothy's spiritual autobiography, The Long Loneliness. In this later book, Dorothy brings her journalistic eye for detail and character sketches to the first three decades of the vibrant Catholic Worker family, focusing on the varied community members who brought their gifts and talents to the growing movement, and on the persistence of poverty in affluent post-war America.

If you do not yet have your own copy of Loaves and Fishes, you can purchase a copy through Orbis Books. We also encourage book club members to request a copy through their local public library. We look forward to a series of wonderful conversations as we journey together with Christ, and with Dorothy, in the Lenten season.

Meeting schedule: Tuesday evenings, 8:00-9:15 PM Eastern/7:00-8:15 PM Central

Each meeting will last one hour and fifteen minutes.

Register using our link to receive the zoom link in the first week of February!

To celebrate International Women's Day on March 8th, we would like to welcome you to to a special online event! This year's theme for IWD is social justice, and we've chosen to highlight an intergenerational group of Catholic women whose activism has been inspired by Dorothy's legacy of Gospel nonviolence, voluntary poverty, and hospitality.

You're invited to join Clare Grady, Michelle Sherman, Brenna Cussen Anglada, and Sister Helen Prejean for an evening of conversation on how faith and exemplars like Dorothy have shaped their work on behalf of the poor, the incarcerated, youth, Indigenous communities, and victims of war and violence in the United States and abroad. This conversation will be moderated by our 2025 Dorothy Day Guild Graduate Research Fellow, Magdalena Muñoz Pizzulic.

Register using our form to receive the zoom link!