this may allow moe people to come to know of the life of this great woman and emulate her values.
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Jean Fleck
10 years ago
What a wonderful idea to name a ferry after this exemplary woman.
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Michael J Hardiman
10 years ago
What a wonderful tribute to a woman who was linked to both Manhattan and Staten Island!
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Phil Runkel
10 years ago
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As archivist for the Dorothy Day-Catholic Worker Collection at Marquette University, I heartily endorse this petition.
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Mike Tacopino
10 years ago
She may be considered for saint-hood. Since her home was torn down, and there is no local monument to honor her, that i know of, i believe this would be a good idea
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John Peterson
10 years ago
Let's honor someone whose good work for peace and charity continues to this day.
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maureen mazzucchelli
10 years ago
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It is about time that we honor the true heroes of Staten Island. this woman was a true pioneer in the fight for the poor and underprivileged. We couldn't save her home from the bulldozers of a builder looking to make a profit off of Staten Island land, so we at least owe her this honor.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
She was the embodiment of a strong female who lived for others.
I'm a long time follower of Catholic Worker.
this may allow moe people to come to know of the life of this great woman and emulate her values.
What a wonderful idea to name a ferry after this exemplary woman.
What a wonderful tribute to a woman who was linked to both Manhattan and Staten Island!
As archivist for the Dorothy Day-Catholic Worker Collection at Marquette University, I heartily endorse this petition.
She may be considered for saint-hood. Since her home was torn down, and there is no local monument to honor her, that i know of, i believe this would be a good idea
Let's honor someone whose good work for peace and charity continues to this day.
It is about time that we honor the true heroes of Staten Island. this woman was a true pioneer in the fight for the poor and underprivileged. We couldn't save her home from the bulldozers of a builder looking to make a profit off of Staten Island land, so we at least owe her this honor.
She was the embodiment of a strong female who lived for others.