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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, "like" us on Facebook, or follow us on our Instagram! Casa Maria will be accepting food, cleaning supplies and money donations at this time. We will NOT be accepting clothing due to both our baby clothing shed and adult clothing shed being closed due to the COVID-19 health pandemic. Click here to read Lincoln Rice's article 'Safer at Home' Preserves Impoverished Black Families: A Critique of Milwaukee Child Protective Services which discusses how Casa Maria first got involved in the child welfare system. And while you are at it, click here to buy a copy of Lincoln's new book, The Forgotten Radical: Peter Maurin … or his book, Healing the Racial Divide: A Catholic Radical Justice Framework about the founder of the first Catholic Worker in Chicago. |
“The works of mercy give glory to God more than anything else” -Pope Francis
Adult & Infant Clothing Rooms Closed for now for safety during the COVID 19 crisis. Casa Maria Public Prayer Services temporarily canceled also...but please continue to pray for us and our guests! Two Ways to Donate to Casa Maria: 1) Make out a check to "Casa Maria" & mail to Casa Maria, PO Box 05206, Milwaukee, WI 53205 2) Donate Via PayPal 
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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.
