Catholic Agitator
The LACW, founded in 1970, has two locations: one is its community house in Boyle Heights, three miles east of downtown, and its soup kitchen and service center in the Skid Row district, slightly southeast of the heart of downtown. In contrast to many conservative Evangelical missions/shelters and tax-exempt nonprofit organizations located within the 50 square block skid row area, the LACW identifies as a “personalist,” deliberately non-institutional community that operates a free soup kitchen (
Basic Information
- Category: magazine
- Founded: 1979
- Website: http://www.lacatholicworker.org/our-newspaper-the-catholic-agitator
Documented Facts
- Phone: 323-267-8789 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Email: robyed@att.net (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Founded: 1970 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Catholic Agitator — Official Site (official)
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The LACW, founded in 1970, has two locations: one is its community house in Boyle Heights, three miles east of downtown, and its soup kitchen and service center in the Skid Row district, slightly southeast of the heart of downtown. In contrast to many conservative Evangelical missions/shelters and tax-exempt nonprofit organizations located within the 50 square block skid row area, the LACW identifies as a “personalist,” deliberately non-institutional community that operates a free soup kitchen (
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