Catholic Worker in Glasgow

Catholic Worker in Glasgow

Catholic Worker in Glasgow
Email: glw@catholicworker.org.uk
Website: Catholic Worker in Glasgow

Who we are

  • We are a community of Catholics living out our faith in the world in partnership with people of all faiths and none.
  • We are inspired by the Gospel of Jesus Christ, Catholic Social Teaching and the example of Dorothy Day, Peter Maurin and Catholic Worker Communities.
  • We believe the world needs to be transformed by prayer and action.
  • We practise the works of mercy.
  • We are anti-violence and therefore oppose war and the existence of nuclear weapons.
  • We believe every person without exception is a child of God and should therefore be treated with dignity and compassion.

Aims

  • To grow a Catholic Worker community in Glasgow through prayer and round table discussion.
  • To take direct action to bring attention to structural injustices in our society such as poverty and conflict.
  • To seek alternatives to neoliberal capitalism.
  • To work with other groups to bring about our aims.
  • To identify and reach out to the marginalised, oppressed, forgotten and those who seek sanctuary in this country.
  • To establish a house of hospitality where ALL are welcome.
  • Always to be open to the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

When we meet we pray

and we use the following format:

  • Tea, hot water, coffee, etc
  • Everyone goes quiet, the reading is read (normally from the New Testament).
  • About 15 minutes private prayer / reflection
  • Sharing, we listen but don't debate
  • time for reflection
  • Discuss / learn

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“We must make the kind of society where it is easier for people to be good.”

—Peter Maurin

“God meant for things to be much easier than we have made them.”

—Dorothy day