Dorothy Shatzky's Books

Joel Shatsky and his wife Dorothy, who has multiple sclerosis, provide an accurate expression of the impact that this illness has upon its sufferers and their caregivers.

A twentieth-century Catholic activist, founder of the Catholic Worker movement and its newspaper, The Catholic Worker, and candidate for Sainthood are just a few descriptions of Dorothy Day. In this volume, Phyllis Zagano has compiled and arranged long and short selections from Dorothy Day's own writings which reflect her gospel-based spirituality. In addition, Dorothy Day: In My Own Words is illustrated with photographs from every stage of Dorothy Day's adult life. The corporal and spiritual works of mercy are an underlying theme. Hardcover

Saints and spiritual writers have much to tell us about living the Christian life. The Wisdom series condenses the great spiritual truths penned by holy men and women and presents them in a fresh and exciting way. These books explore writings as ancient as the church Fathers and as modern as Dorothy Day and Blessed Pope John XXIII.

The correspondence of these two prominent women reveals their concerns with love, career, and marriage. Their letters tell the story of the first generation of women to come of age during the twentieth century, as they tried to cope with problems that still face women today."--Publishers website.

Book's by Dorothy Shatzky

Facing Multiple Sclerosis

Facing Multiple Sclerosis

In My Own Words

In My Own Words

Wisdom from Dorothy Day

Wisdom from Dorothy Day

Dorothy Thompson and Rose Wilder Lane

Dorothy Thompson and Rose Wilder Lane

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