Dorothy Day’s Radical Vision
"The question Dorothy asked of herself and her readers in 1933 remains the same one I have: what are people of faith to do in such a moment in history?"
Books
Rejecting White Apathy
In this book excerpt, Osheta Moore calls white peacemakers to reject apathy toward racism by refusing to "ignore, explain away, reject, or give into overwhelm."
Leading Lives That Matter, Second Edition
In a revision of their book, "Leading Lives that Matter," Dorothy Bass and Mark Schwehn provide new perspectives as they ask: What should we do and who should we be?
The Church in Complicity
Ruth Everhart calls the church to reckon with its complicity in sexual misconduct by listening to abuse survivors and responding to their stories.
Confessions of a Repentant “Do-Gooder”
Britney Winn Lee's first two books were published this year, including Deconstructed Do-Gooder and The Boy with Big, Big Feelings.
Goodbye to Books
When Linda Mercadante moved out of her seminary office, she had to sort through 83 linear feet of books from over three decades of teaching.
Michele (Mickie) Micklewright on Hybrid Narrative
Michele (Mickie) Micklewright describes her hybrid narrative titled In the Dawn of Shadows: The Voice of a Minister, a Woman, from the Catholic Tradition.
A Good Place to Write — and Revise
Lauren F. Winner has led summer writing workshops at the Collegeville Institute since 2014. In this interview, she talks about why most of writing is revision.
Book Notes, November 2016
In this series, we highlight books we think our readers may enjoy, written by authors affiliated with the Collegeville Institute.
Book Notes, July 2016
From plays to polity to prayer, this month's Book Notes has it all. Read more to learn about recent books authored by Collegeville Institute alumni.
