Catholic Worker reflections on helping Skid Row residents
A volunteer recounts early experiences with the Catholic Worker movement in Chicago and New York. He describes meeting homeless men and women, forming a caring community at Betterway, creating clubs and homes for youth, and weighing ideals against bureaucracy as he marks the movement’s 50th anniversary.
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Chicago
Peter Maurin
Notre Dame University
Madison Street
Skid Row
Bowery
New York City
Sacha
Lorain
Betterway
Catholic Worker Movement
Qu Ute
Auto baron's mansion now Krishna center
A Detroit mansion once owned by Louis Fisher, founder of Fisher Body and Cadillac, is renovated into the Bhaktivedana Cultural Center by Alfred Ford and Elisabeth Reuther. The $2 million transformation turns it from Fisher’s Italian Renaissance villa into a Hare Krishna temple and tourist site with gardens, peacocks, and a 300-seat auditorium.
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Detroit
Ford
Reuther
Fisher
Henry Ford
Cadillac Motor Co
Louis Fisher
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Alfred Brush Ford
Ford Motor Co
Elisabeth Reuther
Auto Union
Fisher Body Co
Cadillac Motors
Alfred Ford
Victor
Krishna Society
Krishna
India
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Sears
John Manville
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Pleeland
Oman
Great Lares Mall
Whuway Mall
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Akro
Richmond Mall
Great Northern Mall
Southland
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Chapel Hill
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