Manage Your CW Community Listing

If you have never registered a community account on catholicworker.org…

If your community is not already listed in the directory…

To edit or update your existing community listing…

  • If your community has created or edited/updated its listing already:
  • Login to your community account.
  • Return to this page (CW Community Dashboard). Find your listing below and click on the EDIT link, or go directly to the Edit Your Community Listing page.
  • If you just registered a new community account but you have not updated it yet:
  • Email your username, your CW community name, and your location to: info@catholicworker.org. Please use the subject line: NEW ACCOUNT REGISTRATION.
  • You should receive an email within 24 hours confirming that your account is now associated with your existing listing, which you will then be able to edit.

Get more help creating or editing a community listing at our Community FAQ. Or get help from a human by emailing Jerry at info@catholicworker.org.

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Submit a Community Appeal

Your Catholic Worker community can list an appeal for donations or other support on CatholicWorker.org. Fill out the form below; your appeal should be live on the website on the Community Appeals page (and on the home page) within a week. Appeals are limited to 2 per community per year.

Submit a Community Volunteer Listing

Your Catholic Worker community can place a call for volunteers on CatholicWorker.org . Fill out the form below, and your listing will be posted on the Volunteer Opportunities page and the home page.

Get Help from a Human

If you’re having difficulty managing your community listing or using the forms on this page, you can reach out to Jerry using the form below. You can usually expect a response within 24 hours, although response time may run longer. You can also try calling Jerry at (507) 312-9411.

Community FAQ

The Catholic Worker Movement is a decentralized, Christian anarchist movement; in general, any community that identifies itself as part of the Catholic Worker tradition and embodies the Aims and Means of the movement may be listed in the directory.

If your organization shares similar goals and values but does not identify as part of the Catholic Worker movement, you may ask to be listed on our Allied Movements and Organizations page. Contact us to ask.

  1. Register for a community account.
  2. If you are already registered, log in.
  3. Once you are registered, fill out the Create or Edit Your CW Community Listing form.
  • If you have previously submitted through the form, log into your account. Go to the Community Dashboard. Click on the edit link next to your listing.
  • If you need to update an existing listing but have not created a CatholicWorker.org account or submitted a listing through this website yet, you will need to submit a new listing. (You can copy the information from your old listing.) Once your listing is approved, it will replace the original listing.

You’ll find more specific tips at the bottom of the Create or Edit Listing page. Briefly:

  • Be specific when describing your community’s unique character and charism.
  • Take advantage of the ability to add community photos and videos.
  • Avoid repeating background information about the Catholic Worker Movement. This might be appropriate on your own website, but it quickly becomes repetitious for someone browsing this directory. Focus on your community’s unique charisms or mission.
  • Carefully identify categories that match what your community does. These will help people find communities that align with their interests.

No. However, your community should generally align with the Aims and Means of the Catholic Worker movement.

New listings are approved manually, usually within 24 hours, but please allow up to a week before contacting us. Edits to your existing listing should appear immediately.

If you have difficulties creating or managing your community listing, or if you just hate dealing with online stuff but still want to be listed, fill out the Get Help from a Human form.