Su Casa Catholic Worker

Come by for Art Seed! Thursdays through August 4th🌻🌟😍

Thank you to Anna Isabella Acosta from the lovely farm Tierra y Paz south of us on Laflin Street for delivering greens to share at Frieda's Place! Ms. Frieda continues to share hot meals, groceries, clothing and more with our neighbors on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. https://sucasacw.org/friedas-place

Sending congratulations and love to Father Dave Kelly at our neighbors and partners Precious Blood Ministry of Reconciliation on celebrating 40 well-spent years of ministry!

Come out to support Su Casa with clean-up in the Friary, garden, and spaces! bit.ly/br_volunteerform22 💚

Come through to campus this week to support us with mutual aid work & gardening! We’ll be at Thursday & Friday 2-5p, Su Casa tomorrow at 1p and in the garden Thursday & Friday from 3-6:30p! 💚💙🧡 DM us or sign up to volunteer at bit.ly/br_volunteerform22 (link in bio!)

Happy May Day! On this day in 1933 Dorothy Day distributed the first copies of the Catholic Worker newspaper at a mass labor rally in Union Square, NY with the words:
"For those who are sitting on park benches in the warm spring sunlight.
For those who are huddling in shelters trying to escape the rain.
For those who are walking the streets in the all but futile search for work.
For those who think that there is no hope for the future, no recognition of their plight - this little paper is addressed."

The full text (and archives of the Catholic Worker, still in print today and the inspiration for CW papers around the country including our own Kairos) may be found here:
https://www.catholicworker.org/dorothyday/articles/12.html