Contact Us
Questions/Comments about the LA Catholic Worker, or the Agitator can be emailed to: info@lacatholicworker.org, of course we still do regular mail too:
Los Angeles Catholic Worker 632 N. Brittania St. Los Angeles, CA 90033 (323)267-8789
Those wishing to volunteer, or visit us should take a look at our volunteer information page.
Hooray! You’ve got a website! I’m t-i-r-e-d of typing out parts of CW articles to pass on to others (that IS okay isn’t it?) At last, I can C&P them. Wonderful! Thanks!
Comment by Laurel Hall — 6/19/2005 @ 10:29 am
my dear friends. i love your website, and am bookmarking it so i can get here easily to see what
you are doing. you continue to inspire me and give me hope.
much love and many blessings, carol fennelly
Comment by carol fennelly — 6/21/2005 @ 4:35 pm
Check this from CODE PINK:
http://www.bushflash.com/y2.html
Comment by Dick Heiser — 6/24/2005 @ 1:28 am
Here’s a link to the Christian Century article about Bible study and Empire, summarizing the movement in recent years and including the work of Tom Wright, whom I told Jeff about on our last visit:
http://www.sbl-site.org/Article.aspx?ArticleId=388.
Enjoy!
Great to see everyone again as always.
wes
Comment by wes howard-brook — 7/8/2005 @ 5:41 pm
Good on ya! Love the website! Meredith Males
Comment by Meredith — 7/31/2005 @ 10:55 am
wow first comment in one year. i just want to thank you guys for being so friendly and making me feel at home. I will definitely keep coming out keep up the good work!
Comment by James Choi — 9/1/2006 @ 2:06 pm
Thank you for the good work you do! It is and should be an inspiration to us all.
Comment by Virginia — 9/30/2008 @ 1:55 pm
I love the work you guys do!!! Keep it up!! I would love to get involved as a volunteer, I live in Spain but I am willing to go there. God Bless you all!!
Carlos
Comment by Carlos — 5/13/2009 @ 8:36 am
June 21, 2009 A Brief Explanation of Why We Have What We Do Not Want
Variable One: Desire for Peace
Indicator: Public Opinion Against Afghanistan War
59% Against; subject to changeability over the last several months
Variable Two: Fear (type: xenophobia)
Indicator: Public Opinion Against Immigrants
69% Against; has been steady for two years.
The American people are against the Afghan War; however, xenophobia runs high. This explains to some extent why we have what we are against. People are afraid to be against the war for various reasons, most linked to fear. Even if (as it is portratyed) Americans fear that immigrants “are too expensive due to entitlements,” this still provides enough justification to keep a war on; we fear Mexicans (they are different); therefore, we must fear Afghans more (they are more different). Xenophobia and the now very highly emphasized falsehood that rights are dependent on feats of arms will serve the cause of warfare well. Stay tuned for wars without end, until the end. Everyone is entitled to the benefits of warfare–that is the most human of rights!
Comment by James Kifer — 6/21/2009 @ 7:48 am
I was at the Hippies Kitchen for one morning in August 2006 volunteering. Myself and A catholic priest Fr Don were in LA after attending the Celebrate Recovery Summit at Saddleback Church.We had come over from Australia.Our morning at rhe Catholic Worker Soup Kitchen was such an inspiration to us.I remember Faustino , the Dietrichs and others .Thank you so much for giving us that opportunity and God Bless you and your work
Comment by colleen — 7/7/2009 @ 10:09 am