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CITVN is brought to you by 12 homeless men and women labeled mentally ill. Voluntarily poor, we provide a house of hospitality for our homeless brothers and sisters ... living with less so that others may live. Our work is a prayer.

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Co-op members are voluntarily poor, working for room, board and a bus pass. We reinvest the net proceeds of business in transitional housing for homeless men, women and children.

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Stephen

Catholic Worker houses are full of life and drama.

I am in the habit of rising at 5am each morning to pray Lauds in an unfinished basement. I conclude by asking God to remove from me self-seeking motives as I begin to plan my day, then contemplate in silence for twenty minutes. The silence is quickly shattered as others arise. Catholic Worker houses are full of life and drama.

The first to awake each day is our 23-year-old mother of a two year old child named Allie. Mom has been a heroin addict since age 15. She rises every morning at 4am and t… Continue

Posted by Stephen on November 24, 2009 at 7:30am

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