Correspondence. Begins the letter on the anniversary of Dorothy's death, but not sure when it will be ready for publication. Says that throughout his 25 years of teaching he has made a point to include the Catholic Worker as the quintessential example of a religiously-motivated social movement. Says that in later years when Dorothy's life was drawing to a close students would frequently ask what would happen when she went. The point of this letter is to discuss what has happened and what it means for the movement's future.