By Carrie Monahan Mildred Guy, 65, is a parishioner at Nativity-Most Holy Redeemer Church on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Nearby, the Church of the Nativity, where Catholic pacifist and social activist Dorothy Day took Eucharist and prayed until her death in 1980, lies vacant on Second Avenue, covered in graffiti. Four years ago, the Archdiocese … Continue reading When a Church Gets Sold, Where Does the Money Go?