Last weekend Jeff gave a talk on Paul Shepard, author of the book Nature and Madness, at the Bartimaeus Community in Oak View. It was attended by Catholic Workers from LA and Guadalupe as well as Members of the Oak View extended community. Click here for pictures of the event.
Late once again, but here it is anyway.
http://www.lacatholicworker.org/agitator/CatholicAgitator-2006-12.pdf
Christmas is one of the few times each year that there is an abundance of meals being served to the homeless on Skid Row. We at the LACW are taking this oportunity, and will be closed on Christmas and Boxing Days. We will resume our regular schedule on Thursday the 28th.
It’s getting cold at night on the streets so we are looking for donations of warm jackets and sweaters in good condition to share with our friends on Skid Row. Donations can be dropped off or mailed to the Catholic Worker House at 632 N. Brittania St. Thanks so much!
The December 7th American Friends Service Commitee action was a success! Protesters held a rally and blocked the door of a Military Recruitment Center, closing it for the day. The demonstration was part of a larger movement to bring about the Declaration of Peace.
Last Sunday about 1,000 students from St. Paul, Damien and Bosco Tech High Schools walked 26 miles from East LA to the ocean to raise money for the LA Catholic Worker. Thanks for all your hard work guys!
This one is on time, or at least it is still the month of November. The November, 2006 issue of the Catholic Agitator is now available online at:
http://www.lacatholicworker.org/agitator/CatholicAgitator-2006-11.pdf
They are late, really late, a few months old late, but the August and September, 2006 issues of the Catholic Agitator have been uploaded.
August Issue: http://www.lacatholicworker.org/agitator/CatholicAgitator-2006-8.pdf
September Issue: http://www.lacatholicworker.org/agitator/CatholicAgitator-2006-9.pdf
The September 25th Declaration of Peace Action was a great success! A large group of people including many Catholic Worker volunteers and friends shut down the Hollywood Military Recruiting Center for the entire day! The protest was completely non-violent and no one was arrested. To see pictures of the event click here.
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