'Entertaining Angels...' is something of a rarity in focussing on a Catholic lay person and her charitable acts. For me, the thing that stood out as being most memorable from Dorothy Day's life was her previous 'racy' lifestyle and her subsequent acceptance into the Catholic Church without judgement from her fellow faithful (though I don't doubt that not all accepted her previous life so unconditionally). I also took strong messages with respect to relying on God's providence to do God's work; so often in the film Dorothy goes back to the jar of savings and empties it out completely - yet never, that we know of, being unable to pay the bills. With respect to the artistic and technical merits of the film I was pleasantly surprised; the acting was of a high standard, the script kept a good pace and the general direction and cinematography were all highly commendable. If I have one criticism it is that the film didn't go quite deep enough into Dorothy's life to make this a classic biopic - though perhaps on the budget (and thus time-constraint given) this was not an option. Regardless, this is still an inspiring film that I recommended all Catholics see at least once.