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Celebrate the living legacy of Dorothy Day

America Media EventsNovember 29, 2020

Dorothy Day

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2020 | 6 P.M. EST

Join the Dorothy Day Guild and America Media as we commemorate the 40th anniversary of the death of Servant of God Dorothy Day.

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PANELISTS INCLUDE:

David Brooks, Op-ed Columnist, The New York Times

Anne Snyder, Editor in Chief, Comment magazine

Paul Elie, Senior Fellow, Georgetown University

Convener: Robert Ellsberg, Publisher, Orbis Books

Interviewer: Colleen Dulle, Assistant Producer, America Media

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