Collection Summary
Marquette University. Department of Special Collections and University
Archives.
New York Catholic Worker Community (N.Y.)
New York Catholic Workder records
1933-[ongoing]
34.2 cubic feet
Records of the New York City Catholic
Worker Community, a faith-based, grassroots movement founded in 1933 by Dorothy Day
and Peter Maurin. Committed to peace and social justice through nonviolent direct
action, the community publishes The Catholic Worker
newspaper and runs "houses of hospitality" in which the poor and homeless are
welcomed as guests.
NYCW
English
Administrative History
An outgrowth of The Catholic Worker newspaper, begun by
Dorothy Day at Peter Maurin’s behest and first distributed on May 1, 1933, The New
York CW community has provided food and shelter to poor and homeless “guests” at its
“houses of hospitality” on Manhattan’s lower east side for over 75 years. Meanwhile,
it has attempted to apply some of Maurin’s teachings by founding farming communes,
successively located in Easton, Pennsylvania; and Newburgh, Pleasant Plains (Staten
Island), Tivoli, and (currently) Marlboro, New York. The NYCW quickly spawned a
faith-based, grassroots movement for peace and social justice through nonviolent
direct action, represented today by more than 150 loosely affiliated CW communities
(including several in Australia, Canada, Europe, Mexico, and New Zealand).
Scope and Contents of the Collection
Included in the records of the New York Catholic Worker community are the back files
of The Catholic Worker and other publications; letters
to the editor and other general correspondence; manuscripts submitted to The
Catholic Worker, with related correspondence; financial and legal records;
correspondence and published information documenting the NYCW's involvement in the
labor and peace movements and its ties to related communities and organizations; and
records of the houses of hospitality and farms maintained by the NYCW in and near
New York City.
Arrangement of the Papers
This collection is arranged into the following series:
- W-1. Catholic Workers Press Publications, 1933-[ongoing]
- W-1.1 The Catholic Worker, 1933-[ongoing]
- W-2. General Correspondence, Outgoing, 1933-[ongoing]
- W-2.1 General Correspondence, Incoming, 1933-[ongoing]
- W-2.2 General Correspondence, Incoming, by Correspondent,
1933-[ongoing]
- W-3 Contributions to The Catholic Worker,
1933-[ongoing]
- W-4 Catholic Worker Communities, 1933-[ongoing]
- W-4.1 St. Joseph's House and Maryhouse (New York City) Records,
1934-[ongoing]
- W-4.2 Maryfarm (Easton, Pennsylvania and Newburgh, New York) Records, 1935
(1936-1955)-1992
- W-4.3 Our Lady Star of the Sea Camp and Peter Maurin Farm (Staten Island, New
York) Records, 1940 (1949-1964)-1978
- W-4.4 Catholic Worker Farm (Tivoli, New York) Records, 1912, 1946-1947, 1956,
1963-1980
- W-4.5 Peter Maurin Farm (Marlboro, New York) Records, 1979-[ongoing]
- W-5 Financial and Legal Records, 1933-[ongoing]
- W-6 General Subject Files, 1934-[ongoing]
- W-6.1 Subject Files: Communities and Social Welfare Organizations, 1933
- W-6.2 Subject Files: Labor, 1933-[ongoing]
- W-6.3 Subject Files: Pacifism and Conscientious Objection,
1936-[ongoing]
- W-6.4 Subject Files: People, 1923-1926, 1935-[ongoing]
- W-6.5 Subject Files: Surveillance of Dorothy Day and Other Catholic Workers,
1943-1990, undated
Restrictions on Access
There are no restrictions on access to this collection.
Restrictions on Use
The archives staff will assist researchers in determining if copyright restrictions
apply, although responsibility for copyright and obtaining necessary permissions
rests with the researcher.
Related Materials
The Department of Special Collections and University Archives also holds the records
of other Catholic Worker communities throughout the United States. Additionally, the
archives maintains the personal papers of foundress Dorothy Day as well as those of
many past and present members of the Catholic Worker movement, including Peter
Maurin, John Baranski, Charles Butterworth, Frank Cordaro, William Gauchat, Ammon
Hennacy, Nina Polcyn Moore, Deane Mowrer, Tina Sipula, Brian Terrell, Jacques
Travers, and Stanley Vishnewski.
Index Terms
This collection is indexed under the following headings in MARQCAT, the online
public access catalog of the Marquette University Libraries. Researchers
desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the
catalog using these headings.
Organizations:
Catholic Worker
Movement--Archives
New York Catholic Worker Community
(N.Y.)
Subjects:
Antinuclear movement--United
States
Church and labor--United
States
Church and social problems--United
States--Catholic Church
Church work with the poor
Church work with the homeless--United
States
Communal living--United States
Hospitality--Religious aspects--Catholic
Church
Hospitality--Religious
aspects--Christianity
Nonviolence--Religious aspects--Catholic
Church
Pacifism--Religious aspects--Catholic
Church
Pacifism--Religious
aspects--Christianity
Pacifists--United States
Peace--Religious aspects--Catholic
Church
Poverty--Religious aspects--Catholic
Church
Press--Catholic
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Conscientious
objectors--United States
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Draft
resisters--United States
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Protest
movements--United States
World War, 1939-1945--Conscientious
objectors--United States
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Series Number, Box Number, Folder Number (if applicable).
Dorothy Day-Catholic Worker Collection. Dept. of Special Collections and University
Archives. Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI..
Acquisition Information
Gift of Dorothy Day, 1962. Additions received from various sources, 1962- .
Accruals
Further accruals are possible for this collection.
Processing Information
Since 1978 the collection has been processed by archivist Phil Runkel.
Series W-1: Catholic Workers Press Publications,
1929-1980.
0.4 cubic feet.
Consists of the books, pamphlets, leaflets, and circulars published by the
New York Catholic Worker. It is arranged alphabetically by type of document
and chronologically thereunder.
1
1
Appeal Letters,
1933-1976
1
2
Catholic Worker Calendars,
1
3
Daily Catholic Worker,
12 March-25 May 1934,
undated (incomplete)
1
4
Tri-Weekly Catholic Worker,
13 and 18 June 1934
1
5
Catholic Worker Press, Penny Pamphlets (nos. 1, 2, and 5),
1934
1
6
Catholic Worker Press, Catholic Worker Press Publications,
1935-1959
1
7
Circular Letters from Dorothy Day,
1938-1974
1
8
Circulars, Leaflets, and Cards, 1933-
1
9
Subscribers (lists and "retired" card files), 1934-
Fritz Eichenberg: A Portfolio of Eight
Prints from Drawings Appearing in the "Catholic Worker, New
York: Catholic Worker, undated. [LOCATION: VERTICAL FILE DRAWER
206]
A Portfolio of Illustrations by Fritz
Eichenberg, Published in the Catholic Worker from 1949-1982.
New York: Catholic Worker, 1982. [LOCATION: VERTICAL FILE DRAWER
206]
Series W-1.1: The Catholic Worker,
1933- .
2.0 cubic feet.
Consists of the four-volume facsimile reprint edition published by Greenwood
Press (May 1933-June 1961).
The Catholic Worker (reprint), Vol. 1, no.
1, May 1933 - Vol. 27, no. 11, June 1961. Introduction by Dwight
Macdonald. Preface by Dorothy Day. Westport, CT: Greenwood Reprint
Corp., 1970. [LOCATION: OPEN SHELF]
The Catholic Worker index, May
1933-September 1956 (by Ammon Hennacy), 1970-1979 (Robert Ellsberg),
1980-1985 (Peggy Scherer). [LOCATION: OPEN SHELF]
1
The Catholic Worker,
July/August 1961-December
1971
2
The Catholic Worker,
1972-1986
3
The Catholic Worker,
1987-
Series W-2, General Correspondence, Outgoing,
1933- .
0.6 cubic feet.
Arranged chronologically. Correspondence pertaining to submitted manuscripts,
CW communities, and certain activities and concerns of the CW movement is
filed in Series W-3 through W-6.
1
1933-1970 (years missing: 1937, 1946, 1948-1949)
2
1971-
Series W-2.1: General Correspondence, Incoming
1933- .
9.6 cubic feet.
Arranged by spans of years (e.g., 1933-1953) and then alphabetically by
correspondent.
1933-1953
1
A-B
2
C-D
3
E-Hay
1933-1953
4
Hea-K
5
L-McW
6
Mea-P
7
Q-U
8
V-Z, last name unknown
1954-1959
9
A-M
10
N-Z, last name unknown
1960-1967
11
A-Di
12
Do-K
13
L-Q
14
R-V
15
W-Z, last name unknown
1968-1974
16
A-Di
17
Do-K
18
L-O
19
P-T
20
U-Z, last name unknown
1975-1979
21
A-H
22
I-P
23
Q-Z, last name unknown
1980-1981
24
A-L
25
M-Z, last name unknown
1982-1984
26
A-L
27
M-Z, last name unknown
28
A-Z, last name unknown,
1985-1987
29
A-Z, last name unknown,
1988-1991
Series W-2.2: General Correspondence, Incoming, by Correspondent,
1933- .
0.6 cubic feet.
Contains extended correspondence from Ade Bethune, Fritz Eichenberg, Paul
Hanly Furfey, and other writers. It is arranged alphabetically by
correspondent and chronologically thereunder.
1
1
Abbots of Monasteries,
1934-
1
2
Beller, Joseph E.,
1933-1942
1
3
Bethune Ade, and Family,
1934-1986
1
4
Cassidy, Carrie A.,
1935-1940,
1953,
1966, undated
1
5-6
Catholic Hierarchy,
1933-
1
7
Deverall, Richard,
1934-1935,
1939-1940,
1953
1
8
Donovan, Rev. Joseph P., C.M.,
1935-1948, undated
1
9
Eichenberg, Fritz,
1956,
1958,
1972-1984
1
10
Erit, John B.,
1933-1953
1
11
Falls, Arthur G.,
1933-1936
1
12
Furfey, Msgr. Paul Hanly,
1934-1945,
1967-1978
1
13
Gonzalez, Mario,
1961-1965, undated
2
1
Harrington, John,
1939-1941
2
2
Hennacy, Ammon,
1942-1970
2
3
LeBerthon, Theodore M. (on migrant workers, the subject of his
Catholic Worker articles),
1957-1960
2
4
Michel, Virgil,
1934-1936, undated
2
5
N.C.W.C. News Service,
1933-1935
2
6
Sheridan, Madeleine,
1933-1935
2
7-8
Stanley, John,
1968-1985
Stanley, John, Correspondence with Isidore Fazio,
1982 (RESTRICTED). [LOCATION: VAULT]
Series W-3: Contributions to The Catholic
Worker,
1933-
Contains submitted manuscripts and related correspondence, arranged by
author.
1
Dorothy Day,
1934-1972, undated
Other Authors,
1933-1959
2
A-G
3
H-O
4
P-Z, author unknown,
Other Authors,
1960-1972
5
A-Gor
6
Gos-Meyer, Howard
7
Other Authors, Meyer, Karl-S
8
T-Z, author unknown; general correspondence
Series W-4: Catholic Worker Communities,
1933- .
9.6 cubic foot.
Contains records of affiliated CW communities. At present, the only records
we have for most of the CW houses and farms, defunct or active, were
received from the New York CW - correspondence (letters received and carbon
copies of some letters sent), publications, and clippings. As records are
received from other communities, separate series will be established for
them. The series is arranged alphabetically by location of community and
type of record and chronologically thereunder.
1
1
General Information on Catholic Worker Communities,
1959-ca. 1988,
undated
1
2
Proposed Catholic Worker Communities,
1938-1991
1
3
Agnus Dei Farm, Aptos, CA,
1948-1967, undated
1
4
Casa de Vida Catholic Worker Community, Eureka, CA,
1974-1975
1
5
Our Lady of Peace House of Hospitality, Los Angeles, CA,
1939-1943
1
6
Maurin House, Oakland, CA,
1949-1950,
1954,
1988,
1
7
St. Elijah House of Hospitality, Oakland, CA,
ca. 1961-1963
1
8
Peter Maurin House of Hospitality, Oakland, CA,
1963-1966
1
9
Queen of Peace House of Hospitality, Sacramento, CA,
1940-1942
1
10
Matt Talbot House of Hospitality, San Francisco, CA,
1940, undated
1
11
St. Francis House of Hospitality, San Francisco, CA,
1940-1942
1
12
St. Catherine of Siena House of Hospitality, New Haven, CT,
1940
1
13
Blessed Martin de Porres Hospice, Washington, DC,
1939-1967,
1978,
1981
1
14
St. Joseph’s House of Hospitality, Washington, DC,
20 March 1939 (letter)
1
15
Catholic Worker House, Washington, DC,
23 February 1968 (clipping)
1
16
St. Joseph’s House, Chicago, IL,
1938-1942,
1955,
1963 (see Oversize Box 1),
1985
1
17
Peter Maurin House, Chicago, IL,
ca. 1950,
1954,
1956,
1969,
1977,
1985
1
18
St. Stephen’s House, Chicago, IL,
1958-1969
1
19
Armitage Avenue Group, Chicago, IL,
1968-1974, undated
1
20
Nazareth House, Ramsey, IL,
1939-1946,
1950, undated
1
21
Omega House of Hospitality, Rock Island, IL,
1970,
1973, undated
2
1
Sts. John and Paul Hospice, South Bend, IN,
1941,
1975,
1981
2
2
St. Francis House, Houma, LA.,
1939-1940,
2
3
St. Anthony’s House of Hospitality, Baltimore, MD,
1938-1942
2
4
True View Farm, Athol, MA,
1968-1969
Our Lady of Perpetual Help House of Hospitality, Boston,
MA
2
5
Correspondence,
1938-1942,
1946
2
6
Financial Reports,
1941-1944
2
7
Press clippings, publications, miscellaneous,
1937-1942, undated(see
Oversize Box 1 for newspaper)
2
8
Record of Visitors, Activities, and Donations,
1938-1940
2
9
House of Ammon, Hubbardstown, MA,
1971-1973,
1978 (see Oversize Box 1 for newspaper)
2
10
St. Benedict’s Farm Commune, Upton, MA,
1938-1953,
1962
2
11
Matt Talbot House, Worcester, MA,
1938-1940
1975
Detroit Catholic Worker, Detroit, MI
2
12
Correspondence,
1938-1963,
undated
2
13
Press clippings,
1938-1940
2
14
Publications,
1939-1967
2
15
St. Thomas More House of Hospitality, Detroit, MI,
1964-1965
2
16
Hospitality House and Thomas Merton House, Saginaw, MI,
1965-1969, undated
2
17
St. Isidore’s Farm, Aitkin, MN,
1941-1944
2
18
St. Benedict’s House of Hospitality, Minneapolis, MN,
1939-1942
2
19
Hope House, Minneapolis, MN,
1969
2
20
St. Anthony’s House of Hospitality, St. Paul, MN,
1940,
1946 (seeOversize Box 2 for newspaper)
2
21
Holy Family Farm, Rhineland, MO,
1947-1955
3
1
St. Louis Hospice, St. Louis, MO,
1935-1941,
1982-1983
3
2
Catholic Worker House, St. Louis, MO,
1962
3
3
Hospitality House, St. Louis, MO, May 1970 (first issue of
newspaper, Rising Sun)
St. Therese Catholic Worker House, Omaha, NE
3
4
Correspondence,
1974-1977
3
5
The Little Way
(newsletter),
1975-1978
3
6
Press Clipping,
26 November 1976
3
7
St. Joseph’s Farm, Cape May Court House, NJ,
1939-1940,
1950, undated
3
8
House of Christ the Worker, Buffalo, NY,
1938-1941,
1964, undated (see Oversize
Box 1 for newspaper)
3
9
Mount Carmel House, Schenectady, NY,
1973-1976
3
10
Roger La Porte Farm, Tivoli, NY (letter),
29 June 1966
3
11
Our Lady of Hospitality House, Troy, NY,
1939-1940
3
12
Day House, Albany, NY,
1973-1974
3
13
St. Anthony’s House of Hospitality and St. Francis House for
Children, Akron, OH,
1939-1942
3
14
Cleveland Catholic Worker (Blessed Martin de Porres House of
Hospitality, Nazareth House, and Our Lady of the Wayside Farm),
Cleveland, OH, Correspondence,
1938-1948
3
15
Sacred Heart Hospice, Cleveland, OH,
1939-1940
3
16
Thomas Merton Community, Cleveland, OH,
1971, undated
3
17
Sacred Heart House, Toledo, OH,
1939-1941
3
18
Blanchet House of Hospitality, Portland, OR,
1953-1960
3
19
Blessed Martin de Porres House of Hospitality, Harrisburg, PA,
1939-1954
3
20
House of Christ the Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1937-1939
4
1
House of Christ the Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1940-1945
4
2
Loaves and Fishes House, Philadelphia, PA,
ca. 1977-1978
4
3
St. Francis House of Hospitality, Pittsburgh, PA,
1941-1942
4
4
St. Joseph’s House of Hospitality, Pittsburgh, PA,
1938-1942,
1951,
1995
4
5
Alcuin Community, Sugar Grove, PA,
1940-1941, undated
4
6
Blessed Martin House, Memphis, TN,
1951-1956
4
7
Blessed Martin de Porres House of Hospitality, Burlington, VT,
1938-1940
4
8
St. Francis House, Rutland, VT,
1940-1941
4
9
St. Francis House of Hospitality, Seattle, WA,
1939-1946
4
10
Holy Family House, Milwaukee, WI,
1937-1942, undated
Catholic Worker, Melbourne,
Australia
4
11
Correspondence,
1934- 1939,
1967,
1971,
1973, undated
4
12
Issues (incomplete; earlier issues in Oversize Box 2),
1960,
1963,
1970-1972,
1974-1975
4
13
Australian Catholic Worker, St. Benedict’s, Gladysdale, Australia
(See Oversize Box 2 for newspaper),
1979-1980
4
14
St. Michael’s House of Hospitality, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada,
1938-1942
4
15
Our Lady of the Wayside House, Windsor, Ontario, Canada,
1938-1941
Catholic Worker, England (London, Manchester, Wigan)
4
16
Correspondence,
1935-1936,
1939-1943,
1947,
1949,
1958-1959
4
17
Publications (Scattered)(see Oversize Box 2 for
newspaper),
1939-1941,
ca. 1948
4
18
Secondary Sources,
1938,
ca. 1949,
ca. 1955
5
1
Los Angeles Catholic Worker Community, Los Angeles, CA,
1970-1982
5
2
Oakland Catholic Worker (Stanley Vishnewski House), Oakland, CA,
1980-1982
5
3
Redwood City Catholic Worker Community, Redwood City, CA,
1977- 1982
5
4
Sacramento Catholic Worker Community, Sacramento, CA, (see
Oversize Box 1 for newspaper),
1976-1982
5
5
Catholic Worker de Junipero Serra, Salinas, CA,
1982
5
6
San Diego Catholic Worker, San Diego, CA,
1982
Martin De Porres House of Hospitality, San Francisco,
CA
5
7
Correspondence,
1971-1981
5
8
Press Clipping,
1982
Publications
5
9
Circulars,
1975-1979
5
10
Gentle Personalism
(newsletter - incomplete),
1971-1982
San Jose Catholic Worker Community, San Jose, CA
5
11
Correspondence,
1974-1975,
1978-1979
5
12
Press Clippings and Publications, (See Oversize Box 1 for
newspaper),
1974,
1979-1980
5
13
Santa Rosa Catholic Worker, Santa Rosa, CA,
1981-1982
Catholic Worker Farm, Sheep Ranch, CA
5
14
Correspondence,
1976-1982
5
15
Circulars and Press Clippings,
1976-1982
5
16
Sangre de Cristo Catholic Worker, Canon City, CO,
1982
5
17
Denver Catholic Worker, Denver, CO,
1977-1982
5
18
Dorothy Day Hospitality House, Danbury, CT,
1980
5
19
St. Benedict’s and Mary Harris’ Houses of Hospitality,
Washington, DC,
1979-1982
5
20
St. Francis Catholic Worker Houses, Washington, DC,
1981
5
21
The Open Door Community, Atlanta, GA,
1982
5
22
Clare House of Hospitality, Bloomington, IL,
1978-1982
5
23
Siena House of Hospitality, Chicago, IL,
1980
5
24
St. Elizabeth’s House of Hospitality, Chicago, IL,
1979-1981
5
25
St. Francis of Assisi House of Hospitality, Chicago, IL,
1974-1982
5
26
St. Martin De Porres Catholic Worker House, Peoria, IL,
1979-1982
5
27
St. Joseph’s Catholic Worker House, Rock Island, IL,
1977-1982
5
28
St. Jude’s Catholic Worker House, Urbana, IL,
1980,
1982
5
29
Loaves and Fishes Hospitality House, Ames, IA,
1980-1982
6
1
St. Thomas More Catholic Worker House, Cedar Rapids, IA, (See
Oversize Box 1 for newspaper),
1981-1982
6
2
Davenport Catholic Worker Community,
1973-1979
6
3
Des Moines Catholic Worker Community, Des Moines, IA,
1976-1981
6
4
Dubuque Catholic Worker House, Dubuque, IA,
1977-1982
6
5
Catholic Worker House of Hospitality, Fort Madison, IA,
1974-1980
6
6
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Worker House, Waterloo, IA,
1982
6
7
Shalom Catholic Worker House, Kansas City, KS, (see Oversize Box
1 for newspaper)
1973-1981
6
8
Prairie Life Community, Wichita, KS,
1977
6
9
Viva House, Baltimore, MD,
1968-1980
6
10
Haley House, Boston, MA,
1967-1982
6
11
Mustard Seed Catholic Worker Community, Worcester, MA,
1973-1974
6
12
Day House, Detroit, MI, (see Oversize Box 2 for newspaper),
1976-1981
6
13
Ammon Hennacy House of Hospitality, Grand Rapids, MI,
1970-1974, undated
St. Joseph’s House Community, Minneapolis, MN
6
14
Correspondence,
ca. 1979, 1980
6
15-16
Newsletters,
1978-1982
6
17
Press Clippings,
1979-1981
6
18
Holy Family House, Kansas City, MO,
6
18
Correspondence,
1973-1980
7
1
Kinship
(newsletter),
1974-1982
7
2
Press Clippings and Ephemera,
1974-1980
7
3
St. Louis Catholic Worker Community,
1977,
1980
7
4
Leavenhouse, Camden, NJ, (see Oversize Box 2 for newspaper),
1980-1982
7
5
Arthur Sheehan House of Hospitality, Brooklyn, NY,
1982
7
6
Simple Gifts Catholic Worker Hospitality House for Women,
Buffalo, NY, ,
1977, undated
7
7
Zacchaeus House, Endicott, NY (formerly located in Binghamton and
Johnson City),
1974-1981
7
8
St. Francis Farm, Lacona, NY,
1976,
1978
7
9
Maranatha House, Niagara Falls, NY,
1973-1977, n.d
7
10
Unity Acres, Orwell, NY,
1973
7
11
Bethany House, Rochester, NY,
1978-1979,
1981-1982, undated
7
12
St. Joseph’s House of Hospitality, Rochester, NY
1939-1948,
1967,
1970,
1976-1977, undated
7
13
Unity Kitchen, Syracuse, NY,
1973-1975,
1981
7
14
Ammon Hennacy House of Hospitality, Portland, OR,
1973-1974,
1982
7
15
Duncan and Porter House of Hospitality and Resistance,
Pittsburgh, PA,
1980,
1982, undated
7
16
Catholic Worker House of Memphis, Memphis, TN,
1973-1981
7
17
Austin Catholic Worker, Austin, TX,
1979-1982
7
18
Casa Juan Diego, Houston, TX,
1981-1982
7
19
Bread and Justice Catholic Worker Soup Kitchen, Bremerton, WA,
1982
7
20
Bread and Roses Catholic Worker House, Olympia, WA,
1982
7
21
Pacem in Terris House of Hospitality, Seattle, WA,
1974-1976
7
22
Peter Maurin House, Seattle, WA,
1979-1981
7
23
Alderson Hospitality House, Alderson, WV,
1978-1980
7
24
Romero House of Hospitality, Morgantown, WV,
1982
8
1
Catholic Worker Farm, West Hamlin, WV, (see Oversize Box 2 for
newspaper),
1969-1981
8
2
Casa Maria Catholic Worker Community, Milwaukee, WI,
1966-1982
8
3
Magi House, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada,
1980-1982
8
4
St. Joseph Farm, Ripon, Quebec, Canada, (see Oversize Box 2 for
newspaper),
1972-1975,
1980
8
5
Los Angeles Catholic Worker Community, Los Angeles, CA,
1983-1984
8
6
Oakland CatholicWorker Community (Stanley Vishnewski House),
1983-1985
8
7
Redwood City Catholic Worker Community, Redwood City, CA,
1983-1985
8
8
Sacramento Catholic Worker Community, Sacramento, CA, (see
Oversize Box 1 for newspaper),
1983-1985
8
9
Catholic Worker de Junipero Serra, Salinas, CA (name changed to
Franciscan Workers of Junipero Serra, 1985),
1983-1985
8
10
Peter Maurin Hospitality Center, San Diego, CA, (see Oversize Box
1 for newspaper),
1983-1984
8
11
San Diego Catholic Worker, San Diego, CA,
1983-1985
8
12
Martin De Porres House of Hospitality, San Francisco, CA,
1983-1985
8
13
Santa Rosa Catholic Worker, Santa Rosa, CA, (see Oversize Box 1),
1983-1984
8
14
Catholic Worker Farm, Sheep Ranch, CA,
1983-1985
8
15
Erimias Community, Cokedale, CO,
1985
8
16
St. Benedict’s and Mary Harris’ Houses of Hospitality,
Washington, DC,
1983
8
17
St. Francis Catholic Worker House, Washington, DC,
1983
8
18
The Open Door Community, Atlanta, GA, (see also Oversize Box 3),
1983-1985
8
19
St. Francis of Assisi House of Hospitality, Chicago, IL,
1983-1985
8
20
Siena House, Chicago, IL,
1985
8
21
St. Martin De Porres Catholic Worker House, Peoria, IL,
1983-1985
8
22
Rock Island Catholic Worker Community, Rock Island, IL, (see
Oversize Box 1 for newspaper),
1983
8
23
Anawim House, Waukegan, IL,
1983-1984
8
24
House of Bread and Peace, Evansville, IN,
1983
8
25
Loaves and Fishes Hospitality House, Ames, IA,
1983
8
26
St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker House, Cedar Rapids, IA,
(see also Oversize Box 1),
1983-1985
8
27
Dubuque Catholic Worker House, Dubuque, IA,
1983-1985
8
28
Catholic Worker House, Sioux City, IA, (see Oversize Box 1 for
newspaper),
1983
8
29
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Worker, Waterloo, IA, (see
Oversize Box 1 for newspaper),
1985
9
1
Dorothy Day Community Farm, Williamsburg, IA,
1984-1985
9
2
Kansa Life Community, Junction City, KS,
1985
9
3
Shalom Catholic Worker House, Kansas City, KS, (see Oversize Box
1 for newspaper),
1983,
1985
9
4
The Mustard Seed Catholic Worker Community, Worcester, MA,
1983-1984
9
5
Day House, Detroit, MI, (see Oversize Box 1 for newspaper),
1983
9
6
Obonaudsawin Catholic Worker Farm, Lexington, MI,
1984
9
7-9
St. Joseph’s House Community, Minneapolis, MN, Minneapolis Catholic Worker,
1983-1985
9
10
St. Joseph’s House Community, Minneapolis, MN, Press Clipping,
1984
9
11
Dorothy Day Hospitality House, Rochester, MN,
1984-1985
9
12
Jean Donovan Catholic Worker House, St. Cloud, MN,
1984-1985
9
13
St. Francis House Community, Columbia, MO,
1983-1985
9
14
Holy Family House, Kansas City, MO,
1983-1985
9
15
House of Ruth, Newark, NJ,
1985
9
16
Bethany House, Rochester, NY, (see Oversize Box 2 for newspaper),
1983-1985
9
17
St. Francis Catholic Worker Shelter, Cincinnati, OH,
1983
9
18
Cleveland Catholic Worker, Cleveland, OH, (see also Oversize Box
2),
1984
9
19
Round Table House, Portland, OR,
1983,
1985
9
20
Duncan and Porter House of Hospitality and Resistance,
Pittsburgh, PA,
1983-1985
9
21
Casa Juan Diego, Houston, TX,
1983-1985
9
22
San Antonio Catholic Worker, San Antonio, TX,
1985
9
23
Bread and Roses Catholic Worker House, Olympia, WA, (see Oversize
Box 2 for newspaper),
1983-1985
9
24
Alderson Hospitality House, Alderson, WV,
1984
9
25
Siena House, Cheyenne, WY,
1983
9
26
Brisbane Catholic Worker, Brisbane, Australia, (see also Oversize
Box 2),
1983-1984
9
27
Magi House, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada,
1983
9
28
Angelus House, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
1985
10
1
Berkeley Catholic Worker, Berkeley, CA,
1986-1987
10
2
Oakland Catholic Worker, Oakland, CA,
1986-1987
10
3
Redwood City Catholic Worker Community, Redwood City, CA,
1986-1987
10
4
Sacramento Catholic Worker Community, Sacramento, CA,
1986-1987
10
5
Franciscan Workers of Junipero Serra, Salinas, CA,
1986-1987
10
6
Martin De Porres House of Hospitality, San Francisco, CA,
1986-1987
10
7
Orange County Catholic Worker, Santa Ana, CA,
1987
10
8
Santa Rosa Catholic Worker, Santa Rosa, CA, (see Oversize Box 1
for newspaper),
1987
10
9
Catholic Worker Farm, Sheep Ranch, CA ,
1986-1987
10
10
Olive Branch Catholic Worker, Washington, DC,
1987
10
11
The Open Door Community, Atlanta, GA, (see Oversize Box 3 for
newspaper),
1986-1987
10
12
Stella Maris Catholic Worker House, Savannah, GA,
1986-1987
10
13
St. Francis Catholic Worker House, Chicago, IL, (see also
Oversize Box 1),
1986
10
14
St. Martin De Porres Catholic Worker House, Peoria, IL,
1986-1987
10
15
Catholic Worker House, South Bend, IN,
1987
10
16
St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker, Cedar Rapids, IA, (see
also Oversize Box 1),
1986
10
17
Dubuque Catholic Worker House, Dubuque IA,
1986-1987
10
18
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Worker, Waterloo, IA, (see
Oversize Box 1 for newspaper),
1987, undated
10
19
St. Francis House and St. Clare House of Hospitality, Junction
City, KS,
1986
10
20
Shalom Catholic Worker House, Kansas City, KS, (see Oversize Box
1 for newspaper),
1986-1987
10
21
Day House, Detroit, MI, (see Oversize Box 2 for newspaper),
1987
St. Joseph’s House Community, Minneapolis, MN
10
22
Circulars and Newsletters,
1986-1987
10
23
Minneapolis Catholic Worker,
(see also Oversize Box 2),
1980-1982
10
24
Dorothy Day Hospitality House, Rochester, MN,
1987
10
25
St. Francis House Community, Columbia, MO,
1987
10
26
Holy Family House, Kansas City, MO,
1986-1987
10
27
Day House, Omaha, NE,
1986
10
28
Catholic Worker of Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls, NY,
1987
10
29
Bethany House, Rochester, NY,
1987
10
30
St. Francis Catholic Worker House, Cincinnati, OH,
1987
10
31
Cleveland Catholic Worker, Cleveland, OH, (see Oversize Box 2 for
newspaper),
1986-1987
10
32
Philadelphia Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1987
10
33
Duncan and Porter House of Hospitality and Resistance,
Pittsburgh, PA,
1986-1987
10
34
San Antonio Catholic Worker, San Antonio, TX,
1986-1987
10
35
Bread and Roses Catholic Worker House, Olympia, WA,
1986
10
36
Catholic Worker Gardens, West Hamlin, WV,
1987
10
37
West End Catholic Worker, Brisbane, Australia, (see also Oversize
Box 2),
1986-1987
11
1
Berkeley Catholic Worker, Berkeley, CA,
1988-1989
11
2
Oakland Catholic Worker, Oakland, CA,
1988-1989
11
3
Redwood City Catholic Worker Community, Redwood City, CA,
1988- 1989
11
4
Sacramento Catholic Worker Community, Sacramento, CA,
1988-1989
11
5
Franciscan Workers of Junipero Serra, Salinas, CA,
1988-1989
11
6
Martin De Porres House of Hospitality, San Francisco, CA,
1988-1989
11
7
Orange County Catholic Worker, Santa Ana, CA,
1988-1989
11
8
Santa Rosa Catholic Worker, Santa Rosa, CA,
1988
11
9
Catholic Worker Farm, Sheep Ranch, CA ,
1988-1989
11
10
Olive Branch Catholic Worker Community, Washington, DC,
1988-1989
11
11
St. Francis House of Hospitality, Orlando, FL, (see Oversize Box
1 for newspaper),
1988
11
12
The Open Door Community, Atlanta, GA, (see Oversize Box 3 for
newspaper),
1988-1989
11
13
Stella Maris Catholic Worker House, Savannah, GA,
1988
11
14
St. Francis Catholic Worker House, Chicago, IL, (see Oversize Box
1 for newspaper),
1989
11
15
St. Martin De Porres Catholic Worker House, Peoria, IL,
1988-1989
11
16
Dorothy Day Catholic Worker House, Rock Island, IL, (see Oversize
Box 1 for newspaper),
1988
11
17
House of Bread and Peace, Evansville, IN,
ca. 1988
11
18
St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker, Cedar Rapids, IA, (see
also Oversize Box 1),
1989
11
19
Dubuque Catholic Worker House, Dubuque, IA,
1988-1989
11
20
Shalom Catholic Worker House, Kansas City, KS,
1988-1989
11
21
Viva House, Baltimore, MD,
1989
11
22
SS. Francis and Therese Catholic Worker Community, Worcester, MA,
1989
11
23
Day House, Detroit, MI,
1989
11
24
Obonaudsawin Catholic Worker Farm, Lexington, MI,
1989
11
25
St. Joseph’s House Community, Minneapolis, MN,
1988-1989
11
26
Dorothy Day Hospitality House, Rochester, MN,
1988-1989
11
27
St. Francis House Community, Columbia, MO,
1988-1989
11
28
Holy Family House, Kansas City, MO,
1989
11
29
Day House, Omaha, NE,
1989
11
30
Bethany House, Rochester, NY,
1988-1989
11
31
Cleveland Catholic Worker, Cleveland, OH, (see Oversize Box 2 for
newspaper),
1988
11
32
Philadelphia Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1988-1989
11
33
Duncan and Porter House of Hospitality and Resistance,
Pittsburgh, PA,
1988-1989
11
34
San Antonio Catholic Worker, San Antonio, TX,
1988-1989
11
35
West End Catholic Worker, Brisbane, Australia,
1988-1989
11
36
Jeannette Noel Catholic Worker Huis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
1989
12
1
Dorothy Day House, Berkeley, CA,
1990-1991
12
2
Elizabeth House, Oakland, CA,
1991-1992
12
3
Oakland Catholic Worker, Oakland, CA, (see Oversize Box 1 for
newspaper),
1990-1992
12
4
Redwood City Catholic Worker Community, Redwood City, CA,
1990-1992
12
5
Sacramento Catholic Worker Community, Sacramento, CA,
1990-1992
12
6
Franciscan Workers of Junipero Serra, Salinas, CA,
1990-1992
12
7
Martin De Porres House of Hospitality, San Francisco, CA,
1990-1992
12
8
San Jose Catholic Worker, San Jose, CA,
1991
12
9
Tzedakeh House, San Luis Obispo, CA,
1990
12
10
Orange County Catholic Worker, Santa Ana, CA,
1990-1992
12
11
Catholic Worker Farm, Sheep Ranch, CA,
1991-1992
12
12
Olive Branch Catholic Worker, Washington, DC,
1990-1992
12
13
The Open Door Community, Atlanta, GA, (see Oversize Box 3 for
newspaper),
1990-1992
12
14
St. Francis Catholic Worker House, Chicago, IL,
1991
12
15
Su Casa Catholic Worker Community, Chicago, IL,
1991-1992
12
16
St. Martin De Porres Catholic Worker House, Peoria, IL,
1990-1992
12
17
Dorothy Day Catholic Worker House, Rock Island, IL, (see Oversize
Box 1 for newspaper),
1992
12
18
House of Bread and Peace, Evansville, IN,
1992
12
19
St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker, Cedar Rapids, IA,
1990-1991
12
20
Dubuque Catholic Worker House, Dubuque, IA,
1990-1992
12
21
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Worker, Waterloo, IA,
1992
12
22
Loaves and Fishes Hospitality House, Marquette, MI,
1992
12
23
St. Joseph’s House Community, Minneapolis, MN,
1990-1992
12
24
Dorothy Day House of Hospitality, Moorhead, MN,
1990
12
25
Dorothy Day Hospitality House, Rochester, MN,
1990
12
26
Winona Catholic Worker, Winona, MN,
1992
12
27
St. Francis House Community, Columbia, MO,
1990-1992
12
28
Holy Family House, Kansas City, MO,
1991-1992
12
29
Day House, Omaha, NE,
1991-1992
12
30
Maryfarm, Wisner, NE,
1991
12
31
Upper Room AIDS Ministry, New York, NY,
1990
12
32
Catholic Worker of Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls, NY,
1990
13
1
Bethany House, Rochester, NY,
1990-1992
13
2
St. Francis/St. Joseph Catholic Worker House, Cincinnati, OH,
1992
13
3
Cleveland Catholic Worker, Cleveland, OH, (see Oversize Box 2 for
newspaper),
1991
13
4
St. Pachomios House of Hospitality, West Liberty, OH,
1992
13
5
Philadelphia Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1990-1992
13
6
Duncan and Porter House of Hospitality and Resistance,
Pittsburgh, PA,
1990,
1992
13
7
San Antonio Catholic Worker, San Antonio, TX,
1990-1992
13
8
Tacoma Catholic Worker, Tacoma, WA, (see Oversize Box 2 for
newspaper)
ca. 1990, 1991
13
9
Mary House, Wisconsin Dells, WI,
1990-1992
13
10
West End Catholic Worker, Brisbane, Australia,
1990-1992
13
11
St. Lawrence House of Hospitality, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada,
1990-1992
13
12
St. Francis House, Oxford, England,
1992
13
13
Friends of the Catholic Worker in Germany, Dortmund, Germany,
1990-1992
13
14
Jeannette Noel Catholic Worker Huis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
1990-1992
13
15
Elizabeth House, Oakland, CA,
1993-1994
13
16
Oakland Catholic Worker, Oakland, CA,
1994
13
17
Redwood City Catholic Worker Community,
1993-1994
13
18
Sacramento Catholic Worker Community, Sacramento, CA,
1993-1994
13
19
Franciscan Workers of Junipero Serra, Salinas, CA,
1993-1994
13
20
Martin De Porres House of Hospitality, San Francisco, CA,
1993-1994
13
21
San Pedro Catholic Worker, San Pedro, CA,
1993-1994
13
22
Orange County Catholic Worker, Santa Ana, CA,
1993
13
23
Catholic Worker Farm, Sheep Ranch, CA,
1994
13
24
Guadalupe House, Waterbury, CT,
1993
13
25
The Open Door Community, Atlanta, GA, (see Oversize Box 3 for
newspaper)
1993-1994
13
26
Su Casa Catholic Worker Community, Chicago, IL,
1993-1994
14
1
Peoria Catholic Worker, Peoria, IL,
1994
14
2
Cesar Chavez Catholic Worker, East Chicago, IN,
1993-1994
14
3
House of Bread and Peace, Evansville, IN,
1993
14
4
Holy Family Catholic Worker, South Bend, IN,
1993
14
5
St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker, Cedar Rapids, IA,
1993-1994
14
6
Dubuque Catholic Worker House, Dubuque, IA,
1993
14
7
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Worker, Waterloo, IA,
1993-1994
14
8
Solidarity House, Baton Rouge, LA,
1994
14
9
St. Joseph’s House Community, Minneapolis, MN,
1993-1994
14
10
Dorothy Day Hospitality House, Rochester, MN,
1993
14
11
Winona Catholic Worker, Winona, MN,
1993-1994
14
12
St. Francis House Community, Columbia, MO,
1993-1994
14
13
Holy Family House, Kansas City, MO,
1993-1994
14
14
Day House, Omaha, NE,
1993-1994
14
15
Bethany House, Rochester, NY,
1993-1994
14
16
Friends of Dorothy Catholic Worker, Syracuse, NY,
1993-1994
14
17
St. Francis/St. Joseph Catholic Worker House, Cincinnati, OH,
1993-1994
14
18
Cleveland Catholic Worker, Cleveland, OH, (see Oversize Box 2 for
newspaper)
1994
14
19
St. Pachomios House of Hospitality, West Liberty, OH,
1993
14
20
House of Grace Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1993-1994
14
21
Philadelphia Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1993-1994
14
22
Duncan and Porter House of Hospitality and Resistance,
Pittsburgh, PA, (see Oversize Box 2 for newspaper)
1993-1994
14
23
Dorothy Day Catholic Worker House, Corpus Christi, TX,
1993-1994
14
24
San Antonio Catholic Worker, San Antonio, TX,
1993-1994
14
25
Tacoma Catholic Worker, Tacoma, WA, (see Oversize Box 2 for
newspaper)
1994
14
26
Waukesha catholic [small "c"] Worker Community, Waukesha, WI,
1994
14
27
Mary House, Wisconsin Dells, WI,
1993-1994
14
28
West End Catholic Worker, Brisbane, Australia,
1993-1994
14
29
Zacchaeus House, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (see Oversize Box 2
for newspaper),
1994
14
30
St. Francis House, Oxford, England,
1993-1994
14
31
Kana-Gemeinschaft, Dortmund, Germany,
1994
14
32
Jeannette Noel Catholic Worker Huis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
1993-1994
14
33
Christchurch Catholic Worker, Christchurch, New Zealand,
1993-1994
15
1
Elizabeth House, Oakland, CA,
1995
15
2
Magdalene House Catholic Worker Community,
1996
15
3
Oakland Catholic Worker, Oakland, CA,
1995-1996
15
4
Redwood City Catholic Worker Community,
1995-1996
15
5
Sacramento Catholic Worker Community, Sacramento, CA,
1995-1996
15
6
Franciscan Workers of Junipero Serra, Salinas, CA,
1995-1996
15
7
San Bruno Catholic Worker, San Bruno, CA, (see Oversize Box 1 for
newspaper),
1996
15
8
Martin De Porres House of Hospitality, San Francisco, CA,
1995-1996
15
9
San Pedro Catholic Worker, San Pedro, CA,
1995-1996
15
10
Orange County Catholic Worker, Santa Ana, CA,
1995
15
11
Catholic Worker Farm, Sheep Ranch, CA,
1995-1996
15
12
The Open Door Community, Atlanta, GA, (see Oversize Box 4 for
newspaper),
1995-1996
15
13
Su Casa Catholic Worker Community, Chicago, IL,
1995-1996
15
14
Cesar Chavez Catholic Worker, East Chicago, IN,
1996
15
15
House of Bread and Peace, Evansville, IN,
1995
15
16
Holy Family Catholic Worker, South Bend, IN,
1996
15
17
Clare House Catholic Worker, Cedar Rapids, IA,
1996
15
18
St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker, Cedar Rapids, IA,
1995-1996
15
19
Dubuque Catholic Worker, Dubuque, IA,
1995-1996
15
20
Woodbine Catholic Worker Community, Louisville, KY,
1996
15
21
Solidarity House, Baton Rouge, LA,
1995-1996
15
22
Day House, Detroit, MI, (see Oversize Box 2 for newspaper),
1996
15
23
St. Joseph’s House Community, Minneapolis, MN,
1995-1996
15
24
Dorothy Day Hospitality House, Rochester, MN,
1995-1996
15
25
The Mission Catholic Worker Community, St. Cloud, MN,
1996
15
26
Winona Catholic Worker, Winona, MN,
1995-1996
15
27
St. Francis House Community, Columbia, MO,
1995-1996
15
28
Holy Family House, Kansas City, MO,
1995-1996
15
29
Zacchaeus House, Binghamton, NY,
1995-1996
15
30
Bethany House, Rochester, NY,
1995
15
31
Friends of Dorothy Catholic Worker, Syracuse, NY,
1995-1996
15
32
St. Francis/St. Joseph Catholic Worker House, Cincinnati, OH,
1995-1996
15
33
Cleveland Catholic Worker, Cleveland, OH, (see Oversize Box 2 for
newspaper),
1995
15
34
House of Grace Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1996
15
35
Philadelphia Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1995-1996
15
36
Duncan and Porter House of Hospitality and Resistance,
Pittsburgh, PA, (see Oversize Box 2 for newspaper),
1995-1996
15
37
Dorothy Day Catholic Worker House, Corpus Christi, TX,
1995
15
38
San Antonio Catholic Worker, San Antonio, TX,
1995-1996
15
39
Tacoma Catholic Worker, Tacoma, WA,
1995-1996
15
40
Family Worker Farm, Harts, WV,
1995
15
41
Waukesha catholic Worker Community, Waukesha, WI,
1995-1996
15
42
Mary House, Wisconsin Dells, WI,
1995-1996
16
1
West End Catholic Worker, Brisbane, Australia,
1995-1996
16
2
Zacchaeus House, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (see Oversize Box 2
for newspaper),
1995
16
3
Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Worker, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada,
1996
16
4
St. Francis House, Oxford, England,
1995-1996
16
5
Kana-Gemeinschaft, Dortmund, Germany,
1995-1996
16
6
Jeannette Noel Catholic Worker Huis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
1995-1996
16
7
Christchurch Catholic Worker, Christchurch, New Zealand,
1996
16
8
Dorothy Day House, Berkeley, CA,
1997-1998
16
9
St. Benedict Catholic Worker, Fresno, CA,
1997
16
10
Elizabeth House, Oakland, CA,
1997-1998
16
11
Magdalene House Catholic Worker Community, Oakland, CA,
1997
16
12
Oakland Catholic Worker, Oakland, CA,
1997
16
13
Redwood City Catholic Worker Community, Redwood City, CA,
1997-1998
16
14
Sacramento Catholic Worker Community, Sacramento, CA,
1997-1998
16
15
Franciscan Workers of Junipero Serra, Salinas, CA,
1997-1998
16
16
San Bruno Catholic Worker, San Bruno, CA, (see Oversize Box 1 for
newspaper),
1998
16
17
Martin De Porres House of Hospitality, San Francisco, CA,
1997-1998
16
18
Temenos Catholic Worker, San Francisco, CA,
1997-1998
16
19
San Pedro Catholic Worker, San Pedro, CA, (see Oversize Box 1 for
newspaper),
1998
16
20
Orange County Catholic Worker, Santa Ana, CA,
1997-1998
16
21
Cesar Jerez Catholic Worker, New Haven, CT,
1998
16
22
Catholic Worker Farm, Sheep Ranch, CA,
1997
16
23
St. Francis House of Hospitality, Orlando, FL,
ca. 1997
16
24
The Open Door Community, Atlanta, GA, (see Oversize Box 4 for
newspaper),
1997-1998
16
25
Su Casa Catholic Worker Community, Chicago, IL,
1997-1998
16
26
House of Bread and Peace, Evansville, IN,
1997
16
27
Holy Family Catholic Worker, South Bend, IN,
1998
16
28
Clare House Catholic Worker Community, Cedar Rapids, IA,
1997-1998
16
29
St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker, Cedar Rapids, IA,
1997-1998
16
30
Hope House, Dubuque, IA,
1998
16
31
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Worker, Waterloo, IA,
1998
16
32
Solidarity House, Baton Rouge, LA,
1997-1998
16
33
Great Barrington Catholic Worker, Great Barrington, MA,
1998
16
34
Dorothy Day Hospitality House, Rochester, MN,
1997
16
35
Winona Catholic Worker, Winona, MN,
1997-1998
16
36
St. Francis House Community, Columbia, MO,
1997-1998
16
37
Holy Family House, Kansas City, MO,
1997-1998
16
38
Casa de las Communidades, Albuquerque, NM,
1998
16
39
Buffalo Catholic Worker, Buffalo, NY,
1997
16
40
Catholic Worker of Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls, NY,
1997
17
1
Bethany House, Rochester, NY,
1997-1998
17
2
Casa de la Paz, Wyandanch, New York,
1997
17
3
St. Francis/St. Joseph Catholic Worker House, Cincinnati, OH,
1997-1998
17
4
Cleveland Catholic Worker, Cleveland, OH,
1997-1998
17
5
Mary of Mt. Carmel Catholic Worker Community, Portland, OR,
1998
17
6
House of Grace Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1997-1998
17
7
Philadelphia Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1997
17
8
Duncan and Porter House of Hospitality and Resistance,
Pittsburgh, PA,
1997-1998
17
9
Dorothy Day Catholic Worker House, Corpus Christi, TX,
1997
17
10
San Antonio Catholic Worker, San Antonio, TX,
1997-1998
17
11
Little Flower Catholic Worker Farm, Goochland, VA,
1998
17
12
Bethlehem Peace Farm, Chehalis, WA,
1998
17
13
Bread and Roses Catholic Worker House, Olympia, WA,
1997
17
14
Tacoma Catholic Worker, Tacoma, WA,
1997-1998
17
15
Stevens Point Catholic Worker, Stevens Point, WI,
1998
17
16
Waukesha catholic Worker Community, Waukesha, WI,
1997-1998
17
17
Mary House, Wisconsin Dells, WI,
1997-1998
17
18
West End Catholic Worker, Brisbane, Australia,
1997
17
19
Vancouver Catholic Worker, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada,
1998
17
20
Liverpool Catholic Worker, Liverpool, England,
1997
17
21
St. Francis House, Oxford, England,
1997-1998
17
22
Kana-Gemeinschaft, Dortmund, Germany,
1997-1998
17
23
Bread and Roses Base Community, Hamburg, Germany,
1997-1998
17
24
Jeannette Noel Catholic Worker Huis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
1997-1998
17
25
Christchurch Catholic Worker, Christchurch, New Zealand,
1997-1998
18
1
Dorothy Day House, Berkeley, CA,
1999-2000
18
2
Elizabeth House, Oakland, CA,
1999-2000
18
3
Magdalene House Catholic Worker Community, Half Moon Bay, CA,
2000
18
4
Oakland Catholic Worker, Oakland, CA,
1999-2000
18
5
Redwood City Catholic Worker Community,
1999-2000
18
6
Sacramento Catholic Worker Community, Sacramento, CA,
1999-2000
18
7
Franciscan Workers of Junipero Serra, Salinas, CA,
1999-2000
18
8
San Bruno Catholic Worker, San Bruno, CA, (see Oversize Box 1 for
newspaper),
1999-2000
18
9
Martin De Porres House of Hospitality, San Francisco, CA,
1999-2000
18
10
Temenos Catholic Worker, San Francisco, CA,
1999-2000
18
11
Casa de Clara Catholic Worker House, San Jose, CA,
1999
18
12
San Pedro Catholic Worker, San Pedro, CA, (see Oversize Box 1 for
newspaper),
1999-2000
18
13
Orange County Catholic Worker, Santa Ana, CA,
1999-2000
18
14
High Desert Catholic Worker, Valyermo, CA,
1999-2000
18
15
The Open Door Community, Atlanta, GA, (see Oversize Box 4 for
newspaper),
1999-2000
18
16
Boise Catholic Worker, Boise, ID,
1999-2000
18
17
St. Francis Catholic Worker House, Chicago, IL (see Oversize Box
2 for newspaper),
1999-2000
18
18
Su Casa Catholic Worker Community, Chicago, IL, (see also
Oversize Box 2),
1999-2000
18
19
Dorothy Day Catholic Worker House, Rock Island, IL, (see Oversize
Box 1 for newspaper),
2000
18
20
House of Bread and Peace, Evansville, IN,
2000
18
21
Clare House Catholic Worker Community, Cedar Rapids, IA,
1999
18
22
St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker, Cedar Rapids, IA,
1999-2000
18
23
Hope House, Dubuque, IA,
1999-2000
18
24
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Worker, Waterloo, IA,
1999
18
25
Woodbine Catholic Worker Community, Louisville, KY,
2000
18
26
Solidarity House, Baton Rouge, LA,
1999-2000
18
27
Dorothy Day Hospitality House, Rochester, MN,
1999-2000
18
28
Casa Guadalupana, St. Paul, MN,
1999-2000
18
29
Solanus Casey House, Stillwater, MN,
2000
18
30
Winona Catholic Worker, Winona, MN,
1999-2000
18
31
St. Francis House Community, Columbia, MO,
1999-2000
18
32
Holy Family House, Kansas City, MO,
1999-2000
18
33
Zacchaeus House, Binghamton, NY,
1999
18
34
Buffalo Catholic Worker, Buffalo, NY,
2000
18
35
St. Francis Farm, Lacona, NY,
1999
18
36
Catholic Worker of Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls, NY,
1999
18
37
Bethany House, Rochester, NY,
1999-2000
19
1
Morganton Catholic Worker, Morganton, NC,
2000
19
2
Silk Hope Catholic Worker, Siler City, NC,
1999-2000
19
3
Catholic Worker of Akron, Akron, OH,
1999-2000
19
4
Grace Place Catholic Worker Community, Cincinnati, OH,
1999-2000
19
5
Cleveland Catholic Worker, Cleveland, OH, (see also Oversize Box
2),
1999-2000
19
6
St. Monica House, Enid, OK,
1999
19
7
Archbishop Oscar Romero Catholic Worker House, Oklahoma City, OK,
(see also Oversize Box 2),
1999-2000
19
8
Mary of Mt. Carmel Catholic Worker Community, Portland, OR,
1999-2000
19
9
Germantown Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1999-2000
19
10
House of Grace Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1999-2000
19
11
Philadelphia Catholic Worker, Philadelphia, PA,
1999-2000
19
12
Duncan and Porter House of Hospitality and Resistance,
Pittsburgh, PA,
1999-2000
19
13
Corpus Christi Catholic Worker Community, Corpus Christi, TX,
1999
19
14
San Antonio Catholic Worker, San Antonio, TX,
1999-2000
19
15
Little Flower Catholic Worker Farm, Goochland, VA,
2000
19
16
Tacoma Catholic Worker, Tacoma, WA,
1999-2000
19
17
Waukesha catholic Worker Community, Waukesha, WI,
1999
19
18
Mary House, Wisconsin Dells, WI,
1999
19
19
West End Catholic Worker, Brisbane, Australia, (see also Oversize
Box 2),
1999
19
20
Vancouver Catholic Worker, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada,
1999
19
21
Liverpool Catholic Worker, Liverpool, England,
1999
19
22
St. Francis House, Oxford, England,
1999-2000
19
23
Kana-Gemeinschaft, Dortmund, Germany,
1999
19
24
Bread and Roses Base Community, Hamburg, Germany,
1999-2000
19
25
Harriet Tubman Huis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
2000
19
26
Jeannette Noel Catholic Worker Huis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
1999-2000
19
27
Christchurch Catholic Worker, Christchurch, New Zealand,
1999-2000
Catholic Worker Newspapers
1 (Oversize)
The Oakland Catholic Worker
(Oakland, CA),
1990-1992
1 (Oversize)
The Catholic Prophet
(Sacramento, CA),
1978-1984
1 (Oversize)
Bread and Salt (San Bruno,
CA),
1996-2002
1 (Oversize)
The Catholic Witness (Peter
Maurin Hospitality Center, San Diego, CA),
January-February
1983
1 (Oversize)
The Catholic Radical (San Jose,
CA),
1978-1984
1 (Oversize)
In the Breaking of Bread ((San
Pedro, CA),
1996-
1 (Oversize)
The Santa Rosa Catholic Worker
(Santa Rosa, CA),
1983-1986
1 (Oversize)
St. Francis House of Hospitality
(Orlando, FL),
Lent 1988
1 (Oversize)
Chicago Catholic
Worker,
1938-1941
1 (Oversize)
At the Door (St. Francis
Catholic Worker House, Chicago, IL),
1986-
1 (Oversize)
Kairos (Su Casa Catholic Worker
Community, Chicago, IL),
Fall 2000,
Winter 2001,
1 (Oversize)
St. Martin’s Voice (Peoria,
IL),
January 1986 (only issue published)
1 (Oversize)
The Catholic Activist (Rock
Island, IL),
1983-1986
1 (Oversize)
The Catholic Radical (Rock
Island, IL; copublished with Davenport Catholic Worker community,
1986-1990),
1986-2001
1 (Oversize)
The Dark Night (Cedar Rapids,
IA),
1982-1985
1 (Oversize)
The Pilgrim (Sioux City,
IA),
1981-1986
1 (Oversize)
The St. Francis Catholic Worker
(Waterloo, IA),
1985-1988
1 (Oversize)
Shalom News (Kansas City,
KS),
1978-1987
(incomplete)
1 (Oversize)
Baltimore Catholic
Worker,
March 1941
1 (Oversize)
The Catholic Worker of
Boston,
Christmas 1943
1 (Oversize)
Carry It On (Hubbardstown,
MA),
June 1971,
October 1971,
December 1971
(incomplete)
2 (Oversize)
On the Edge (Detroit,
MI),
1976-1996
2 (Oversize)
The Minneapolis Catholic Worker
(Minneapolis, MN),
1986-1987
2 (Oversize)
The Catholic Apostolate of Christ the
Worker (St. Paul, MN),
4 October 1940
2 (Oversize)
Leavenhouse (Camden,
NJ),
1982-
2 (Oversize)
Zacchaeus House (Binghamton,
NY),
Spring 1997
2 (Oversize)
Buffalo Catholic Worker
(Buffalo, NY),
1940-1941
2 (Oversize)
The Magnificat (Ithaca,
NY),
Winter
1995/1996
2 (Oversize)
Agape (Bethany House, Rochester,
NY),
1983-
2 (Oversize)
Inherit the Earth (Cleveland
Catholic Worker Community),
1985-
2 (Oversize)
The Oklahoma City Catholic
Worker,
2000-
2 (Oversize)
Resistance and Contemplation
(Pittsburgh, PA),
Christmas 1994 and Spring
1995
2 (Oversize)
Ahimsa (Olympia,
WA),
1983
2 (Oversize)
The Tacoma Catholic Worker
(Tacoma, WA),
June 1990
2 (Oversize)
The Green Revolution (West
Hamlin, WV), (last 12 issues titled The Mountain
Worker),
1969-1975,
1987-1989
2 (Oversize)
Neighborhood News (La Crosse,
WI),
1997-
2 (Oversize)
The Catholic Worker (Melbourne,
Australia), (scattered issues),
1936-1956
2 (Oversize)
Anawim (St. Benedict’s,
Gladysdale, Australia),
March-April,1980 Vol.
1, no. 3
2 (Oversize)
Mutual Aid (Brisbane,
Australia),
1985-1986,
2000
2 (Oversize)
The Angelus (Angelus House,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada),
1986-1989
2 (Oversize)
The Mustard Seed (Zacchaeus
House, Toronto, Ontario, Canada),
1991-
2 (Oversize)
The Catholic Family Farmer
(Ripon, Quebec, Canada),
1974-1981
2 (Oversize)
The Catholic Worker (England -
scattered issues),
1939,
1941-1943,
1959
3 (Oversize)
Hospitality (Atlanta,
GA),
1984-1994
4 (Oversize)
Hospitality (Atlanta,
GA),
1995-
Series W-4.1: St. Joseph's House and Maryhouse (New York City)
Records,
1934- .
0.6 cubic foot.
Consists of records that document the operations of these houses, including
correspondence, clippings, and legal and financial records. The series is
arranged alphabetically by type of record and chronologically
thereunder.
1
1-6
Correspondence, General,
1934-
1
7
Financial and Legal Records,
1940-1956
2
1
Financial and Legal Records,
1957-1984
2
2
Miscellaneous Records,
1935-1988
2
3-4
Press Clippings and Articles,
1936-
2
5-6
Unpublished Manuscripts,
1935,
1949,
1974-1976,
1980,
1982
2
7
Visitors Book,
1940-1952
Visitors Book (scrapbook format), January-July 1969. [LOCATION:
FILE 206]
Correspondence,
1948-1981, undated
(RESTRICTED). [LOCATION: VAULT]
Series W-4.2: Maryfarm (Easton, Pennsylvania, and Newburgh, New York)
Records,
1935 (1936-1955)-1992.
0.4 cubic feet.
Contains the surviving records of two farms operated by the New York CW
(1936-1946 and 1947-1955) and a graduate school paper on the Easton farm,
for which one of the residents was interviewed. The series is arranged
alphabetically by type of record and chronologically thereunder.
1
1-2
Correspondence, General,
1935-1978, undated
1
3
Financial Records,
1939-1964
1
4
Legal Records,
1936-1974
1
5
Log,
1953-1955
1
6
Memoranda by Dorothy Day,
1947-1948
1
7
Miscellaneous Records, undated
1
8
Press Clippings,
1937-1939
1
9
Retreats,
1939-1954, undated
1
10
"Maryfarm", Paper by William Alcorn for master's writing seminar,
Rutger's University, 1992, with related correspondence,
1988-1991
1
Visitors Book,
1940-1952
Correspondence, 1948-1956 (RESTRICTED). [LOCATION:
VAULT]
Series W-4.3: Our Lady Star of the Sea Camp and Peter Maurin Farm
(Staten Island, New York) Records,
1940 (1949-1964)-1978.
0.3 cubic feet.
Consists of fragmentary records of the camp (1940-1941) and farm (1950-1964),
arranged by type of record.
1
1
Our Lady Star of the Sea Camp,
1940-1941
Peter Maurin Farm
1
2
Correspondence, General,
1950-1965,
1972
1
3
Financial Records,
1950-1963
1
4
Legal Records,
1949-1964
1
5
Log Books,
1953-1963
1
6
Miscellaneous Records, undated
1
7
Press Clippings,
1962-1964
1978, undated
1
8
Residents, with Names and Addresses of Next of Kin, May 1962
(several entries updated in 1963 and 1964)
1
9
Visitors Book,
1950-1952
Correspondence, 1951-1961, undated (RESTRICTED). [LOCATION:
VAULT]
Series W-4.4: Catholic Worker Farm (Tivoli, New York) Records,
1912,
1946-1947,
1956,
1963-1980,
2001-2002, undated.
1.0 cubic feet.
Documents the NYCW's endeavors from 1964-1979 at a site overlooking the
Hudson River. The series is arranged alphabetically by type of record and
then chronologically.
1
1
Catholic Worker Conference (eastern region),
3-7 September
1976
1
2
Catholic Worker Conference (eastern region),
28-30 May
1977
1
3
Correspondence, General,
1964-1979
1
4
Ephemeral and Miscellaneous Records,
1964-1976, undated
Financial Records
1
5-6
Income and Expense Accounts,
1967-1968,
1975-1979
1
7
Miscellaneous Records,
1965-1976,
undated
1
8
Minutes of House Meetings,
7 June-14 July
1977
1
9
Press Clippings and Articles,
1964-1980,
2002
2
Property Records
2
3
Previous Owners,
1912,
1946-1947
2
4
Purchase and Maintenance,
1963-1974,
1976-1977
Sale
1972,
1976-1979
2
5
Correspondence and Documents,
1972,
1976-1979
2
6
Notebooks of Peggy Scherer,
1978-1979
2
7
Residents (Lists),
1972,
1975-1977
2
8
Visitors Books (begun at Peter Maurin Farm, Staten Island),
1963-1978
2
9
Wild Places, Vol. 1, no. 1, Spring
1976 (poetry magazine published and edited at farm)
1976
File 206
Blueprint of west elevation of "Rose Hill" (the main building on
the farm). Drawn by Thomas Fisher for Rhinebeck Project 1974, office of
Archaeology and Historic Preservation, Historical American Buildings
survey. [LOCATION: FILE 206]
File 216
Correspondence, 1964-1978
(RESTRICTED). [LOCATION: FILE 216]
File 216
Journal of Peggy Scherer, 1978-1979
(RESTRICTED). [LOCATION: FILE 216]
File 216
Journal of Arthur Sullivan,1976-1977
(RESTRICTED). [LOCATION: FILE 216]
Series W-4.5: Peter Maurin Farm (Marlboro, New York) Records,
1979- .
0.3 cubic feet.
Contains records of the present farm of the NYCW, arranged alphabetically by
type of record and chronologically thereunder.
1
1
Correspondence, General,
1979-1999
1
2
Ephemera,
1979-1981
1
3
Financial Records,
1979-1981
1
4
Press Clipping,
1986
Property Records
1979-1980
1
5
Purchase,
1979-1980
1
6
Property Records, Maintenance,
1979-1981
Correspondence, 1980-1981
(RESTRICTED). [LOCATION: VAULT]
Journal of Peggy Scherer, 1979-1980
(RESTRICTED). [LOCATION: VAULT]
Series W-5: Financial and Legal Records,
1933- .
3.6 cubic feet.
Documents transactions of the New York Catholic Worker as a whole, including
checks paid (1955-1976) and donations received (1955-1989). The series also
contains correspondence and documents concerning estates of which the New
York CW was a beneficiary and correspondence relating to the Internal
Revenue Service's attempt to tax the NYCW. (Financial and legal records
pertaining to a particular house or farm are filed in its series.) The
series is arranged alphabetically by subject and type of document and
chronologically thereunder.
1
1
Annual Reports (sent to the New York State Department of State),
1957-1981,
1986,
1990,
1996
1
2
Bank Statements,
1958-1968
Check Stubs
1
3-6
1955-1964
2
1964-1970
3
1970-1976
4
1
1976
4
2
Death Records,
1957-1977
4
3
Estates,
1952-1988
4
4
Financial Records, General,
1948-1975,
1980-1984
Income Account Books
4
1955-1958
5
1958-1963
6
1963-1973
7
1973-1979
8
1979-1985
9
1985-1989
9
1
Legal Records, General,
1933-1972,
1985,
1987
Property Records
9
2
Holdings of Catholic Worker Real Estate,
1975
9
3
Warwick (New York) Farm (not purchased),
1979
Series W-6: General Subject Files,
1934- .
1.2 cubic feet.
Contains correspondence and publications concerning particular interests of
the New York CW community, such as cooperatives, retreats, and prison
reform. The series is arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically
thereunder.
1
1
Anarchist (published and edited by
Robert Steed with the assistance of Patricia Rusk),
October 1966
1
2
Browser’s Bookshop (Montreal),
1961-1966, undated
1
3
Camp La Guardia, Ad Hoc Committee for,
1972-1973
1
4
Campion Propaganda Committee,
1934-1939
1
5
Catholic Social Study Conference
Bulletin,
7 January 1936
1
6
Catholic Worker Positions,
1955,
1971, undated
1
7
Catholic Worker National Gathering,
1983
1
8
Catholic Workers’ College (Oxford, England),
1934-1935
1
9
Civil Rights,
1955-1971
1
10
Communism and Anti-Communism,
1950,
1952,
1962,
1964, undated
Cooperatives
1
11
Corktown Cooperative, Inc.,
ca. 1951-1966
1
12
Correspondence, General,
1964-1975
1
13-14
Horvath, William, Correspondence,
1959-1982
1
15
Correspondence, General,
1962-1988
2
1
Cuba,
1960-1970
2
2
Distributism,
1938-1969
2
3
Intimate Community Workshops (Clarice Danielsson),
1971-1976
2
4
Lay Apostolate,
1952-1960
2
5
Mexico, Persecution of the Church in,
1934-1936
2
6
Nuclear Power Protests,
1977-1979
2
7
Petition by the Catholic Worker for an Apostolic Blessing (see
also File Drawer 206, below),
1950
Prisons and Prisoners
2
8-9
Correspondence (includes correspondence with Edward Sanchez
concerning START Behavior Modification Program at Marion Federal
Prison, 1973-1974),
1939-1989
2
10
Printed Matter,
1956-1976
2
11
Sostre, Martin,
1973-1975
3
1
Retreats (including correspondence with the New York chancery
office regarding a proposed retreat house for disturbed priests),
1941-1949, undated
Retreats given by Rev. Onesimus Lacouture, S.J.
3
2
Conference on the Mystical Body, 19 May 1950 (uncorrected
notes, typescript, 4 pp.)
3
3
Retreat Conferences, 24 November 1950 (photocopy of
typescript by Fr. Lacouture, 351 pp.).
3
4
"Notes taken from a Retreat for Priests," Series II, undated
(typescript, 119 pp.)
3
5
"War-Its Real Meaning according to Holy Writ," undated
(mimeographed, 14 pp.)
3
6
Retreat Notes, Maryfarm, ca. 1951 (probably retreat by Fr.
Patrick Veale, 12-17 August 1951)
3
7
Rosenberg-Sobell Case,
1953-1969, undated
3
8
Secular Fraternities and Institutes,
1954-1962, undated
3
9
Tramp Signs, undated
Petition by the Catholic Worker for an Apostolic Blessing,
undated. [LOCATION: FILE 206]
Series W-6.1: Subject Files: Communities and Social Welfare
Organizations,
1933- .
0.4 cubic feet.
Documents the NYCW's ties to other communities and organizations, including
the Bruderhof, Friendship House, and The Grail. The series is arranged
alphabetically by subject and chronologically thereunder.
1
1
Ahimsa House (Toronto),
1971-1976
1
2
Bruderhof (Society of Brothers),
1941-1991
1
3
Community for Creative Nonviolence (Washington, DC),
1971-1977
1
4-5
Correspondence, General,
1940-1982
1
6
Farms,
1942-1982, undated
1
7
Fellowship of International Communities,
1956-1957
1
8
Friendship House,
1933-1941,
1953
1
9
The Grail,
1936-1981
1
10
Harbor House (East Chicago, IN),
1970-1976, undated
1
11
Innisfree (Crozet, VA), "Three Days in the Life of Innisfree," by
Chard De Niord ( typescript),
ca. 1976
1
12
Koinonia Farm (Americus, GA),
1957-1978, undated
1
13
Lothlorian Community (Scotland),
1976
1
14
Simon Community (Great Britain),
1963-1964,
1967
1
15
Social Forum (Canada),
1936,
1939,
1964
1
16
St. Francis House (Kansas City, MO),
1971-1972
1
17
St. Joseph’s House of Hospitality (London, England),
1938-1941,
1946-1948
1
18
Taena Community (Gloucester, England),
1960-1961
Series W-6.2: Subject Files: Labor,
1933- .
1.3 cubic feet.
Concerns the NYCW's efforts in behalf of organized labor, notably Dorothy
Day's intercession with Cardinal Spellman at the time of the "Grave Diggers
Strike" in 1949. It includes a Christmas crèche constructed under Ade
Bethune’s direction by members of the Catholic Union of Unemployed (a
self-help group organized by the New York CW), ca. 1939. The series is
arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically thereunder.
1
1
Association of Catholic Trade Unionists,
1937-1939,
1948,
1961-1962
1
2
Borden Company,
1936
1
3
Catholic Union of Unemployed,
1938-1940
1
4-5
Correspondence, General,
1933-
1
6
Farm Workers,
1946,
1948,
1961-
1
7
"Grave Diggers Strike,"
1949-
2
1
Christmas Crèche (constructed under Ade Bethune’s direction by
members of the Catholic Union of Unemployed),
ca. 1939
Series W-6.3: Subject Files: Pacifism and Conscientious Objection,
1936- .
1.0 cubic feet
Documents the anti-war activities of the New York CW community, including
protests against mandatory civil defense drills (1955-1961) and the Vietnam
War. There is also information on the Association of Catholic Conscientious
Objectors, spun off from the NYCW during the Second World War, which
sponsored alternative service camps and published The Catholic C.O. (A
complete run of this serial is included.) The series is arranged
chronologically.
1
1
General Correspondence,
1936-1940
1
2
Pax,
ca. 1936-1940
1
3
Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors,
1941-1945,
1975,
1977
1
4
The Catholic C.O.,
Spring 1943 - Fall
1948
1
5-6
General Correspondence,
1941-1949
1
7
Civil Defense Drill Protests,
1955-1961
2
1
Meyer, Karl,
1959-1967
2
2
General Correspondence,
1960-1964
2
3
American Pax Association,
1961-1967
2
4
LaPorte, Roger,
1965-1966,
1969
2
5
Miller, David,
1965-1972
1972
2
6-8
General Correspondence,
1969-1969
2
9
Gilliam, Robert,
1968-1969
2
10
Cook, Jack, (restricted correspondence in vault),
1969-1972
2
11
General Correspondence,
1970-1972
3
1
Catholic Peace Fellowship,
1961-1978, undated
3
2
General Correspondence,
1973-1974
3
3
Pax Christi, U.S.A., (restricted correspondence in vault),
1973-1974,
1981
3
4
Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, 1976 (see
also File 206, below)
1976
3
5-6
General Correspondence,
1975-
Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, poster, 1976. [LOCATION: FILE 206]
Cook, Jack, 1969 (RESTRICTED). [LOCATION: VAULT]
Pax Christie USA, 1974 (RESTRICTED). [LOCATION: VAULT]
Series W-6.4: Subject Files: People,
1923-1926,
1935- .
1.0 cubic feet.
Contains files on associates of Dorothy Day and other Catholic Workers who
were not themselves members of the movement. It includes letters from
Dorothy Day to the following: Rev. Harvey Egan, Fritz Eichenberg
(photocopies), Llewellyn Jones, Rev. Leo Neudecker, William Oleksak, and
Anne Perkins. The series is arranged alphabetically by proper name and
chronologically thereunder.
1
1
Baird, Peggy,
1964-1970,
1978
1
2
Berrigan, Rev. Daniel, S.J.,
1965-1977
1
3
Bodenheim, Maxwell,
1954
1
4
Burrow, Elizabeth,
1954-1962
1
5
Clarke, Rev. Martin (Jim),
1970-1987
Egan, Rev. Harvey
1
6
Correspondence from Dorothy Day,
1938-1974,
undated
1
7
Manuscripts and Press Clippings,
1978-1997
1
8
Retreat Correspondence and Notes,
1941-1976
Eichenberg, Fritz
1
9
Correspondence from Dorothy Day (photocopies),
1959-1975,
undated
1
10-11
General Information,
1949-, undated
1
12
Griffiths, Rev. Bede,
1960,
1963
1
13
Jones, Llewellyn, Letters from Dorothy Day,
1923-1926
1
14
Kovac, Richard,
ca. 1954-
2
1
Kovac, Richard,
1993-2001
2
2
Lacouture, Rev. Onesimus, S.J.,
1941, undated
2
3
Maritain, Jacques,
1938-1939,
1985, undated
2
4
McCoy, Rev. James F., S.J.,
1977
2
5
Merton, Thomas,
1967-1974,
1986
Neudecker, Rev. Leo
2
6
Correspondence from Dorothy Day,
1935-1978
2
7
Correspondence from Karl Stern,
1955,
1960
Oleksak, William
2
8-9
Correspondence from Dorothy Day,
1951-1978
2
10
Correspondence from Ammon Hennacy,
1953-1959
2
11
Correspondence, General,
1950-1983
2
12
Notes on Visits with Dorothy Day,
1955-1983,
undated
2
13
Press Clippings,
1951-1988
2
14
Recovery, Inc.,
1956-1983,
undated
Perkins, Anne
2
15
Correspondence from Dorothy Day,
1960-1977,
undated
2
16
Notes on Visits with Dorothy Day and Fritz
Eichenberg,
1973,
1981
2
17
Scott, Rev. Michael,
1956-1957,
1972
3
1
Stabile, Arthur,
1965
3
2
Starr, Ed,
1967, undated
3
3
Tillich, Paul (?), ca. 1940 (one-page typescript on religious
symbols)
3
4
Weil, Simone,
1975,
1977
3
5
Whelan, Mary,
1961
Series W-6.5: Subject Files: Surveillance of Dorothy Day and Other
Catholic Workers,
1943-1990, undated.
0.3 cubic feet.
Contains a photocopy of the New York Police Department Intelligence Division
("Red Squad") file on the Catholic Worker, correspondence and notes of
Robert Ellsberg on Dorothy Day's FBI file, and the FBI's file on Arthur
Sheehan (actually pertaining to Dorothy Day and the New York Catholic Worker
as a whole).
FBI Files
1
1
Arthur Sheehan's FBI File,
1943-1945,
1964
1
2
Correspondence and notes of Robert Ellsberg on Dorothy Day's
FBI File,
1976-1978
1
3-5
New York Police Department (NYPD) Intelligence Division ("Red
Squad") File on the Catholic Worker,
1955-1968,
1971, undated
1
6
NYPD File, Request for Records,
1987-1990