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Mary Beth and Johanna Bring Personalism to Healthcare within the Catholic Worker (CCW Ep 8)

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In this episode, we hear from Mary Beth and Johanna from the House of Grace Catholic Worker in Philadelphia. There…

In this episode, we hear from Mary Beth and Johanna from the House of Grace Catholic Worker in Philadelphia. There they help run a free medical clinic as well as provide hospitality, garden, and support the management of a health clinic in Haiti.

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We are doing the Catholic Worker Free Clinic 4 sessions/week, We are doing Hospitality at Kassie Temple House, We still have two large community gardens and still facilitate the Kay […]
A Ministry of Presence – Drexel Magazine
Though little known outside of Kensington, the Catholic Worker Free Clinic that Johanna Berrigan founded at 1813 Hagert Street in 1991 is part of a network of long-standing organizations providing care for the homeless, addicted, and under- or uninsured of Philadelphia. Within a few blocks, anyone i…
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