Directory of Catholic Worker Resources

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The Catholic Worker Movement does not have official recognition from the Church, nor is the movement actively seeking it. It is best known for its "houses of hospitality" in the inner cities.

Resources in This Category

• André House of Arizona

  http://andrehouse.org/
  Hospitality House in Phoenix based on the traditions of the CW and the Holy Cross order.

• Brot & Rosen Community

  http://www.brot-und-rosen.de/
  Brot und Rosen Community in Hamburg, Germany, has information in both English and German about German Catholic Worker communities.

• Catholic Worker

  http://www.catholicworker.org/
  Jumping-off point for the Catholic Worker Roundtable, the Dorothy Day Library on the Web, and other Catholic Worker links. Also a list of Catholic Worker houses with web pages.

• Haley House

  http://www.haleyhouse.org/
  Multifaceted nonprofit organization based in Boston's South End and Roxbury neighborhoods. Offers overview mission, story, people and what we do.

• Houston Catholic Worker

  http://www.cjd.org/
  Articles on the history, philosophy, theology, and practice of the Catholic Worker Movement. Description of services provided by Casa Juan Diego to the homeless, battered women, and new immigrants in Houston, Texas. Includes newspaper and links.

• Las Vegas Catholic Worker

  http://www.lvcw.org/
  Opportunities to serve the poor and work for justice. Photos of recent activities.

• London Catholic Worker

  http://www.londoncatholicworker.org/
  A Community of the international radical Christian ‘Catholic Worker’ movement.

• Los Angeles Catholic Worker

  http://lacatholicworker.org/
  LACW founded in 1970, serving the poor and homeless on LA's Skid Row.

• Oakland Catholic Worker

  http://catholicworker.tripod.com/
  Hospitality house working with immigrants from Mexico and Central America.

• Pie and Coffee

  http://www.pieandcoffee.org/
  A hospitality weblog loosely connected with the Worcester CW, providing news about the CW movement, and acts of civil disobedience.

• San Diego Catholic Worker

  http://www.catholicworkersd.org/
  Serves noontime meals to poor and homeless of San Diego, and operates a house of hospitality for single men.

• St. Benedict Catholic Worker

  http://www.sbcw.org/
  Catholic Worker and Benedictine spirituality explored. Ministry to the poor, homeless, and incarcerated in Fresno, California. Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin photos.

• St. Martin House of Hospitality (San Francisco)

  http://www.martindeporres.org/
  Founded in 1971 Martin's is a community of people with diverse spiritual practices inspired by the Catholic Worker Movement, and operates a soup kitchen.

• Temenos Catholic Worker

  http://www.temenos.org/
  Support services for homeless youth in the Polk Street neighborhood of San Francisco.

• Vancouver Catholic Worker

  http://www.vancouvercatholicworker.org/
  Providing hospitality to the poor and needy of Vancouver, British Columbia. Has information about events, and contact information.

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