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It can be read for a unique response to the social and political complexities of the 1960s. The books and authors cited and admired show her wide-ranging intelligence and deep formation in history, theology and literature. Muste, Ignazio Silone, Danilo Dolci, Cesar Chavez, Peter Maurin, Ammon Hennacy. She writes about people who are well known to the Catholic Worker community - A.J.

The columns are letters, not essays, and her lush attention to detail gives us vibrant images from her travels - to Cuba, to Rome, to the American South during the civil rights movement, to anti-war protests in New York and farmworker strikes in California, and to her daughter and grandchildren in Vermont.ĭay's writing, like her faith, is incarnational, and her word portraits are unfailingly engaging. It can be read for the sheer pleasure of hearing the voice of Day, whose richly textured prose invites the reader into her unique experiences. There are several ways one can read this wonderful book, a well-edited collection of Dorothy Day's "On Pilgrimage" columns from the Catholic Worker from 1960 to 1969. EOE."On Pilgrimage: The Sixties" by Dorothy Day, edited by Robert Ellsberg. We offer an outstanding work environment, opportunities for career development and competitive benefits.

Basic computer and word-processing skills.

Capacity to work with inexperienced writers (helping them shape projects) as well as doctoral-level scholars in areas of Orbis specialization diplomatic skills and ability to work effectively with others.

Knowledge of the audiences for Orbis Books, including academic, religious and general trade.

Understanding of basic editorial functions.

Excellent writing skills, ability to master-edit, rewrite, direct revision of works for cogency and literary style.

Understanding of book publishing industry (5 years or more practical work in publishing).

Graduate-level education in religious studies, theology, or related field.

Master-edit and, as needed, line-edit manuscripts for production.

Prepare materials for periodic launches of new products, catalog and cover copy, and contribute to successful marketing and launch of new titles.

Maintain delivery and publication schedules with authors.

Review submitted manuscripts for quality and appropriateness for the Orbis program.

Attend academic and catechetical conferences.

Develop and maintain productive relationships with authors and prospective authors, groups, and organizations.

Successful acquisition and development of 15+ titles per year.

For more information visit Job Summary: Acquire and edit books and serve as a member of a book-publishing team in the service of Maryknoll's mission.

We currently serve in 27 countries worldwide - especially among the poor. was founded in 1911 with the support of the Bishops of the United States to be the chief mission outreach of the Catholic Church in the United States. For more information visit Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers - also known as the Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America, Inc. The publishing arm of the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers, Orbis Books addresses a broad readership exploring the global dimensions of faith, inviting dialogue with diverse cultures and traditions, and serving the cause of reconciliation and peace.

Who We Are: Orbis Books, a leader in religious publishing since 1970, offers a wide range of books on spirituality, Catholic life, theology, mission, interreligious dialogue, and social concerns.

Acquiring Editor Orbis Books -Maryknoll Fathers & Brothers Maryknoll, NY (Ossining)