Jeff Dietrich, a member of the Catholic Worker Community in Los Angeles, has worked seven days a week for 22 years to fed the hungry, cloth the naked, and shelter the homeless. He discusses how he has sustained his commitment in the face of the economic crisis and reduced government assistance. The foundation of his strength is the power of scripture. He warns that we deceive ourselves with personal ambition and notions of social "progress" that allow us to pass by neighbors in need.|RESPONDING TO YOUR NEIGHBOR'S NEED / Jeff Dietrich| interviewed by Barbara Dunlap. - SERIES: New signals| 11-3-1992 - Jeff Dietrich, a member of the Catholic Worker Community in Los Angeles, has worked seven days a week for 22 years to fed the hungry, cloth the naked, and shelter the homeless. He discusses how he has sustained his commitment in the face of the economic crisis and reduced government assistance. The foundation of his strength is the power of scripture. He warns that we deceive ourselves with personal ambition and notions of social "progress" that allow us to pass by neighbors in need. - BROADCAST: KPFK, 3 Nov. 1992.
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