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Casa Maria Catholic Worker
1131 N 21st Street Milwaukee, WI 53233 PO Box 05206 Milwaukee, WI 53205 414-344-5745 Send us an email or "like" us on Facebook! 
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Times to Note
Adult & Infant Clothing Rooms Open Mondays & Wednesdays (call for appointment) If you need infant items, please give us a call for an appointment. Prayer Services Wednesdays 7:00pm Upcoming Events
Every Thursday there is a Jericho Walk in front of ICE, Knapp & Broadway, starting at 9 a.m. in response to families being separated by I.C.E. There are also prayer vigils the first Thursday of the month at the same spot. Sat., Sept. 8 ---Farm to Table Dinner Party from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Urban Ecology Center, 1859 N 40th St., sponsored by Wellspring, Inc. Donations accepted. Sat. Sept. 8th---People’s Climate March at 1 p.m. at Zeidler Park, 4th & Michigan. Come and enjoy the outdoors while you can. Sat., Sept. 15 ---Brady Walk to raise funds for a cure of diabetes starting at Greenfield Park at 10:30 a.m. Contact: Kate 262-370-8021 Thurs., Sept. 20 -----Vigil Opposing Sales of Guns at Brew City Shooters Supply, 43rd & Lincoln, starting at Noon. Sept 21st-24th Celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Milwaukee 14. Please mark your calendars! Click here for more details and to RSVP. We hope you can join us! |
our houses
Casa Maria is an intentional community, dedicated to following the tradition of the Catholic Worker movement. We currently run four houses:
Casa Maria (1131 N. 21st St.) takes in single mothers and their children who are in need of housing.
Sister Pat's House & Mapendo House (1127-29 and 1124 N 21st St.) provide longer-term housing to families and women who need more support. They stay with us until such a time that they can find work and a decent place to live.
Harmony House (1149-51 N 21st St.) is a community house where volunteers stay and live in common. Harmony House also invites refugees, asylum seekers, and others facing difficulties within the immigration system to be a part of our community for a transitional period of time.
Casa Maria (1131 N. 21st St.) takes in single mothers and their children who are in need of housing.
Sister Pat's House & Mapendo House (1127-29 and 1124 N 21st St.) provide longer-term housing to families and women who need more support. They stay with us until such a time that they can find work and a decent place to live.
Harmony House (1149-51 N 21st St.) is a community house where volunteers stay and live in common. Harmony House also invites refugees, asylum seekers, and others facing difficulties within the immigration system to be a part of our community for a transitional period of time.
