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Postponed! Happy Birthday Theo!" Pizza Party Fundraiser!

 

Because of forecasted snow, we’re going to gather February 1st!

Our communal meal on Sunday, January 25th will be a pizza party fundraiser to celebrate Theo’s 36 years of life and 16 years with the Catholic Worker! 

Instead of our normal monthly potluck, we’ll be getting together starting at 5 PM at our community house, 8617 Mora Lane, for pizza, beer, sparkling water, and (as is the tradition for this annual event) Jarritos. We’re asking for a $15 suggested donation, but we're operating on the honor system and no one is ever turned away because they can’t pay. Help us guess how many pizzas to order by letting us know if you’re coming via email to StLouisCatholicWorker@gmail.com, but show up anyway if you forgot to rsvp!



Can't make the party? You can still support by sending a check to:

STL Catholic Worker Community  
8617 Mora Ln.  
St. Louis, MO 63147  

venmo or cash app us
@STLCatholicWorker
$STLCatholicWorker

In keeping with the Catholic Workerpractice advocated by our founders Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin, the STL Catholic Worker Community is not registered with with the government as a tax exempt organization. For more info check out Dorothy Day’s ‘We Go On Record: CW Refuses Tax Exemption’ originally printed in The Catholic Worker newspaper May 1972 and available on catholicworker.org.

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