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To: ubipetrusest
Day continued to associate with and present an unrealistic and sanitized account of those whose lives resembled her bohemian past.

I don't see Day as ever repentent of her damaging beliefs. Far from it.

Like Jane Fonda...if I saw evidence that she now worked in favor of freedom, I would believe she was truly repentant. But this was not so with either Fonda or Day.

There's something very wrong with the idolization of Day. Way too many Catholics idolize the poor (which has led to their social justice politics) much like the communists idolized or romanticized the peasantry. I wish they regarded freedom with the same sentiment. Putting Day up as a saint only amplifies that serious mistake. Thanks for your posts.

30 posted on 02/16/2013 12:37:10 PM PST by what's up
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I agree that Day never abandoned her Communist beliefs, and most of those supporting her cause—which was introduced with a denial of this key fact—still will not admit the error.Day remained unrepentant, just like “Hanoi Jane” Fonda, who richly deserves that title. “Moscow Mary” was Day’s. Thanks for your posts.


31 posted on 02/16/2013 7:50:08 PM PST by ubipetrusest ("Ubi Petrus, ibi Ecclesia," Dorothy Day Jane Fonda)
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