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Breadline at Detroit Catholic Worker House Image of a breadline at the Catholic Worker Detroit House
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Detroit Catholic Worker House Image of the Catholic Worker House in Detroit
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Dorothy Day at the Detroit Catholic Worker, ca. 1936 Image of Dorothy Day leaning on a car with two unidentified people at the Detroit Catholic Worker
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Dorothy Day at the Detroit Catholic Worker, ca. 1936 Image of Dorothy Day at the Detroit Catholic Worker with an unidentified priest
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Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker Newspapers at Union Square, 1983 Image of Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker newspapers during the 50th anniversary of the paper at Union Square, NY in 1983
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Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker Newspapers at Union Square, 1983 Image of Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker newspapers during the 50th anniversary of the paper at Union Square, NY in 1983
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Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker Newspapers at Union Square, 1983 Image of Joe Zarrella handing out Catholic Worker newspapers during the 50th anniversary of the paper at Union Square, NY in 1983
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Joe Zarrella and Tamar Hennessy, 1991 Image of Tamar Hennessy and Joe Zarrella at the CW gathering in Boston, July 2-3, 1991
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Catholic Worker Gathering, July 2-3, 1991 Image of Tamar Hennessy and Ade Bethune with others at the CW gathering in Boston, July 2-3, 1991
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Portrait of Dorothy Day, 1937 Portrait of Dorothy Day taken January 23, 1937
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Dorothy Day visiting Joe Zarrella in St. Meinrad, IN, ca. 1964 Image of Joe Zarrella, Dorothy Day, and Brother Xavier standing outside in St. Meinrad, IN
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Alice Zarrella visiting Dorothy Day, 1979. Image of Alice Lautner Zarrella and Gerry Griffin visiting Dorothy Day a few months before her death
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Joe Zarrella visiting Dorothy Day, 1979. Image of Joseph Zarrella visiting Dorothy Day in the last year of her life
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Alice Lautner at the Catholic Worker in New York, 1939 Image of Alice Lautner (later Zarrella) outside the Catholic Worker
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Julia Purcelli at the Catholic Worker office, no date Image of Julia Purcelli (Day's secretary) in the office at CW.
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Christ as carpenter holding hands - Ade Bethune Mural at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York Image of a mural by Ade Bethune at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York. Mural is of Jesus dressed as a carpenter holding hands of other workers.
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Ade Bethune Mural at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York Image of a mural by Ade Bethune at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York. The mural is of a woman worker holding a broom, a male worker in overalls, and possibly Pope Pius XI holding hands.
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St. Paul Visits St. Peter in Jail Mural Image of a mural by Ade Bethune at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York. Mural is of St. Paul visiting St. Peter in jail.
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Murals of St. Joseph, Jesus Christ, and the Bl. Virgin Mary by Ade Bethune at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York, no date Image of a mural by Ade Bethune at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality. Mural is of St. Joseph and Jesus Christ working with carpentry tools next to the Blessed Virgin Mary sewing or mending a garment.
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Saint Francis of Assisi Mural by Ade Bethune at the Catholic Worker, New York, no date Image of an Ade Bethune mural of St. Francis of Assisi at a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in New York.
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Dorothy Day at Catholic Worker Farm, 1939 Image of Dorothy Day at the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA. She is standing in a field with an unknown woman.
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Peter Maurin and Ade Bethune at the Catholic Worker Farm, 1939 Image of Peter Maurin at the CW retreat at a farm in Easton, PA. He is in the center of a group of people. The back of photo labels some people in the group: "Eddie Pirent (sp?), Julia Porcelli, Ade Bethune, Jack Thorton, Hazen Ordway, Frank O'Donnell, John Curran (in chair), Peter Maurin, Marty Paul."
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Tamar (Dorothy Day's daughter) and boy making sandcastle at Catholic Worker Farm in Easton, PA Image of Tamar (Dorothy Day's daughter) and unknown boy at the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA making a sandcastle
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Dorothy Day at Catholic Worker Farm, 1939 Image of a group gathered, including Dorothy Day, outside of a building at the CW retreat at the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA. The back of the photo is labeled "Fr. Joachim Benson and Dorothy Day."
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Ade Bethune at Catholic Worker Retreat, 1939 Image of Ade Bethune standing in front of a wagon at the CW retreat at the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA.
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Dorothy Day at Catholic Worker Farm, 1939 Image at the CW retreat at the Catholic Worker farm Easton, PA. The back label of the photo identifies: Tamar, Dorothy, Bill Callahan, and Arthur Durrenberger, Jr.
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Dorothy Day with Catherine Mella at Catholic Worker Retreat, 1939 Image of Dorothy Day with Catherine Mella at the CW retreat at the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA.
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Peter Maurin at the Catholic Worker Retreat in Easton, PA, 1939 Image of Peter Maurin with people sitting in a circle around him at the Catholic Worker retreat at a farm in Easton, PA. The back of photo is labeled as "Retreat #1, Easton, Maryfarm, 1939. Ade Bethune"
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Tamar (daughter of Dorothy Day) at Catholic Worker Retreat, 1938 Image of Tamar with a cow at a CW retreat at a farm in Easton, PA.
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Dorothy Day at Catholic Worker Retreat Image of Dorothy Day and Tamar with a goat at a CW retreat at a the Catholic Worker farm in Easton, PA.
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Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, Operated by Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors Image of two men holding tools and hanging up a sign on the side of a building that reads "Civilian Public Servic Camp No. 15, Operated by Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors." The back of the photo identifies one of the men as "Dwight Larrowe."
Many volunteers and staff members of the Catholic Worker went to prison or public service camps during World War II for refusing the draft.
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Joe Zarrella at Catholic Conscientious Objectors Camp, ca. 1942 Image of Joe Zarrella pumping water at the Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, run by the Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors.
Many volunteers and staff members of the Catholic Worker went to prison or public service camps during World War II for refusing the draft.
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Joe Zarrella at Catholic Conscientious Objectors Camp, ca. 1942 Image of Joe Zarrella chopping wood at the Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, run by the Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors.
Many volunteers and staff members of the Catholic Worker went to prison or public service camps during World War II for refusing the draft.
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Joe Zarrella at Catholic Conscientious Objectors Camp, ca. 1942 Image of Joe Zarrella stacking and chopping wood at the Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, run by the Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors.
Many volunteers and staff members of the Catholic Worker went to prison or public service camps during World War II for refusing the draft.
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Latrine at Catholic Conscientious Objectors Camp, ca. 1942 Image of a latrine at the Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, run by the Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors
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Office building at Catholic Conscientious Objectors Camp, ca. 1942 Image of office building at the Civilian Public Service Camp No. 15, run by the Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors
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Joe Zarrella at the Catholic Worker Office, 1939 Image of Joe Zarrella at a typewriter at the Catholic Worker office on Mott Street in New York City
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Volunteers at Catholic Worker Office in New York City, ca. 1940 Image of CW workers in front of the office on Mott street. Back of image reads "Left to right: John Cort, Mary Catherine Finnegan Cotton, Betty Finnegan Doyle, Julia Purcelli Moran, Stanley Vishnewski. Finnegan Sisters formerly of Rochester, NY - Now St. Joseph Minn, 1982"
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Alice in Wonderland Image of Alice Lautner (later Zarrella) at the Catholic worker in New York City. She is standing over a sink, perhaps doing laundry. Caption on back reads "Alice in Wonderland"
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Ade Bethune and others at Catholic Worker Retreat, 1939 Image of Fr. Clare Murphy, Ade Bethune, "her assistant" [verso of image identifies him as the artist Alfonso Ossorio], and Fr. Sebastian Erbacher, O.F.M., presumably at a Catholic Worker retreat