Hildegard House Catholic Worker Newsletter (Fall 2026)
The Fall 2026 newsletter of Hildegard House Catholic Worker in Duluth, Minnesota
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Solidarity and Accompaniment in the West Bank (CCW Ep 35)
In this episode Brenna, Ben, and Sheila share their experiences about travelling to the West Bank as a Catholic Worker delegation to do accompaniment work with the International Solidarity Movement.
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“Our Story” by Llewellyn Scott
“Our Story” by Llewellyn Scott (1914-1978) is an autobiographical account of Scott’s experience as the first Black American to open a house of hospitality, the Martin de Porres House in Washington D.C.
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Uncovering Catholic Worker Roots in Britain
Martin Newell reviews Anna Blackman’s chapter on Catholic Worker history in “Lay Catholic Societies in Twentieth Century Britain.”
Originally published at londoncatholicworker.org.
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Via Pacis (September 2026)
The September 2026 issue of Via Pacis, newsletter of the Des Moines Catholic Worker. Inside: community updates; reflections by Richard Flamer and community co-founder Joe Da Via; and remembering Rusty Martin.
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Mary’s House CW Farm in Kentucky Seeks Funds To Benefit Hospitality
Donate to Mary’s House in Manchester to help fund a tractor purchase, electrical upgrades, and auto repairs
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Simplicity (Summer 2026)
The Summer 2026 Simplicity from Norfolk Catholic Worker in Virginia shares A Times Mosaic, a series of reflections on current events; A profile of Ben Salmon, WWI conscientious objector; and the lecture “The Church: Fold of Lambs or Pack of Wolves?” by Fr. Emmanuel Charles McCarthy
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Winona Catholic Worker Newsletter (Summer 2026)
The Summer 2026 issue of the Winona (Minnesota) Catholic Worker newsletter centers on forgiveness, prompted by intensified ICE activity in Minnesota this past winter.
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The Sower (Summer 2026)
The Summer 2026 Sower shares updates from the farm, offers a reflection from Betsy on her life as a liturgical musician, and includes wisdom from Thomas Merton and Dorothy Day.
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Remembering Don
Reflections from the Casa Maria Milwaukee Catholic Worker community on the life and witness of Don Timmerman, who died on July 19
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Exploring Anarchism with Judith Gregory
Judith Gregory, a former editor of The Catholic Worker newspaper from 1960-1970, discusses anarchism in light of contemporary political philosophy in “What Political Principle?” originally published in May 1961. Gregory also explores the complex relationship between the individual and the State.
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The Sower (Spring 2026)
The Spring 2026 Sower shares updates from the farm, reports on antiwar resistance from Nevada to Kansas City, reflections on Dorothy Day and the Woodstock generation, and an invitation to gather in Maloy on June 20 for the solstice and the feast of John the Baptist.
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Nashville Greenlands Seeks Long-Term Community Member
As of mid-May 2026 we will have an opening for a long-term resident at our 1827 Morena St. House, 37208….
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Via Pacis (April 2026)
Here’s the April 2026 issue of Via Pacis, newsletter of the Des Moines Catholic Worker. Inside: community updates, reflections on going home to Kurdistan in a time of war, an interview with a longtime worker, and more.
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Maryn Hakes: Queerness, Community, and the Catholic Worker (CCW Ep 29)
In this episode of Coffee with Catholic Workers, hosts Theo Kayser and Lydia Wong speak with Maryn Hakes at Loaves and Fishes Catholic Worker in Duluth, Minnesota. The conversation explores queerness, foster children in community, and Maryn’s journey from religious formation to the Catholic Worker.
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End of Life Care in Community (CCW Ep 28)
In this episode of Coffee with Catholic Workers, hosts Theo Kayser and Lydia Wong speak with folks from the Los Angeles Catholic Worker for a second time. Mary Anne O’Connor, Megan Ramsay, Matt Harper, and Donald Nollar join in conversation focused on their experiences offering personalist end of life care to guests.
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Blowing the Dynamite + No Recourse + Politics Is Politics
Blowing the Dynamite Writing about the Catholic Church, a radical writer says: “Rome will have to do more than to…
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Books and Media | Essay | News
Civil Disobedience: A Sacrificial Act of Personal Integrity
An excerpt from Scott Schaeffer-Duffy’s “Nothing Is Impossible: Stories from the Life of a Catholic Worker”.
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Dorothy Day | News | Video
Dorothy Day’s 1973 Interview with Nodlaig McCarthy
In this archival clip from 1973, Dorothy Day sits down with interviewer Nodlaig McCarthy to talk about the origins of the Catholic Workers’ Houses of Hospitality.
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JPII Farm Seeks Community Member
The JPII Farm in Kansas City, MO is seeking to welcome and support a Worker-Scholar for a short or medium-term stay (and…
