of Europe, Christopher Dawson Man the Unknown, Dr. Alexis Carrel Nations Can Stay at Home, B. O. Wilcox Nazareth or Social Chaos, Father Vincent McNabb, O.P. Our Enemy, the State, Albert Jay Nock Outline of Sanity, G. K. Chesterton A Philosophy of Work, Étienne Borne Post-Industrialism, Arthur Penty Progress and Religion, Christopher Dawson Religion and the Modern State, Christopher Dawson Religion and the Rise of Capitalism, R. H. Tawney La Revolution Personnaliste et Communautaire, Emmanuel Mounier Saint Francis of Assisi, G. K. Chesterton Social Principles of the Gospel, Alphonse Lugan Soviet Man Now, Helen Iswolsky Temporal Regime and Liberty, Jacques Maritain The Theory of the Leisure Class, Thorstein Veblen Thomistic Doctrine of the Common Good, The, Seraphine Michel Things That Are Not Caesar's, Jacques Maritain Toward a Christian Sociology, Arthur Penty True Humanism, Jacques Maritain The Two Nations, Christopher Hollis The Unfinished Universe, T. S. Gregory The Valerian Persecution, Father Patrick Healy What Man Has Made of Man, Mortimer Adler Work and Leisure, Eric Gill Legacy His contributions to the Catholic Worker Movement, while apparently often eclipsed in the collective memory of the movement by those of Dorothy Day, remain foundational, as evidenced by Day's insistence in The Long Loneliness and elsewhere that she would never have begun the Catholic Worker without him. "Peter was a revelation to me," she said. "I do know this--that when people come into contact with Peter ... they change, they awaken, they begin to see, things become as new, they look at life in the light of the Gospels. They admit the truth he possesses and lives by, and though they themselves fail to go the whole way, their faces are turned at least towards the light." Maurin was played by Martin Sheen in Entertaining Angels: The Dorothy Day Story. In 2010 Mark and Louise Zwick suggested considering Peter Maurin for sainthood. See also Catholic social teaching Christian anarchism Christian pacifism Distributism Localism (politics) Social justice References Further reading Atkins, Robert. "Dorothy Day's Social Catholicism: The Formative French Influences". International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church, vol. 13, no. 2 (2013):96-110. Ellis, Marc H. Peter Maurin: Prophet in the Twentieth Century. New York: Paulist Press, 1981 Day, Dorothy. "Maurin, Aristide Peter" in New Catholic Encyclopedia. 2nd ed. 2003. Day, Dorothy and Francis J. Sicius, (eds.) Peter Maurin: Apostle to the World. Marynoll: Orbis Books, 2004. Maurin, Peter. Catholic Radicalism: Phrased Essays For