Frank Duff

Frank Duff (1889-1980) was an Irish writer and social reformer best known for founding the Legion of Mary in 1921, a worldwide Catholic organization focused on spiritual and social outreach. He aimed to promote active lay participation in the Church, encouraging members to engage in volunteer work and personal spiritual development. Duff's contributions extended beyond the organization, as he wrote extensively on theology and spirituality, emphasizing the role of Mary in the Christian faith. His legacy includes fostering a sense of community and service among Catholics, influencing generations of laypeople in their spiritual lives and charitable efforts.