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Loaves and Fishes by Dorothy Day details her journey from bohemianism to Catholic activism, focusing on her work with the Catholic Worker Movement. Alongside Peter Maurin, she established a network of aid for the poor, influenced by religious and anarcho-communist philosophies. The movement faced significant challenges, including maintaining pacifist principles during wartime and addressing moral conflicts within their charitable efforts. Sensitive topics include sexual activity and substance use among aid recipients.