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Daniel Berrigan. Love, love at the end. New York: Macmillan, 1968

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“Corita’s script was backhanded, informal, flowing. It was pleasantly offbeat, sophisticated; the scrawl, intermittently legible, of a child who wrote for the fun of it, and was apt to abandon words, as fancy caught, in favor of doodles, stick drawings, or plain daydreaming.”

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Daniel Berrigan. “The colors of Corita Kent”. In: Julie Ault. Come alive!: the spirited art of Sister Corita. London: Four Corners Books, 2006 (p. 115)