In 1995, Paulist Pictures produced the feature film, Entertaining Angels: The Dorothy Day Story, a movie that traces the spiritual journey of Dorothy Day. The founder of The Catholic Worker, Dorothy Day was a great servant of the poor, a battler for justice and a champion of non-violent conflict resolution. 

Starting from her days as a feisty Marxist journalist and through several affairs and an abortion, she eventually undergoes a religious transformation, which turned her into the American Mother Teresa. The phrase "entertaining angels" comes from the New Testament, Hebrews 13:2, "Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by so doing some people have entertained angels without knowing it," which expresses Dorothy Day's attitude about hospitality to the poor.

Credits:
Directed by Michael Ray Rhodes
Written by John Wells

Cast: Dorothy Day Moira Kelly   Peter Maurin Martin Sheen   Forster Batterham Lenny von Dohlen    Sister Aloysius Melinda Dillon   Mike Gold Paul Lieber   Maggie Bowen Heather Graham   Lionel Moise Boyd Kestner   Eugene O'Neill James Lancaster    Floyd Dell Geoffrey Blake   Cardinal Brian Keith    Tamar Heather Camille   Dan Irwin Thom Adcox-Hernandez    John David Beron   Tesse Pamela Shafer    Frankie Allyce Beasley

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