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(L to R) Front: Mary, Erin, Martha, Cheryl, Mary Ellen; Back: Frank, Bill, Pat
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"Just Haiti" Coffee
Spoiling Columbus rotten one bag at a time! We are proud to be the only distributors of Haitian coffee in the city.
Contact us to take home a bag of fairly traded, shade grown, organic coffee from Haiti! Not only is this absolutely delicious coffee, but you'll enjoy knowing that your coffee purchase is making a healthy, sustainably lifestyle possible for the people of Haiti.
Medium and Dark roast is available, whole bean or ground.
Contact us to take home a bag of fairly traded, shade grown, organic coffee from Haiti! Not only is this absolutely delicious coffee, but you'll enjoy knowing that your coffee purchase is making a healthy, sustainably lifestyle possible for the people of Haiti.
Medium and Dark roast is available, whole bean or ground.
To inquire about coffee...
...or to be on our email distribution list with news & updates
...please send an email to us at columbuscatholicworker@gmail.com.
The Columbus Catholic Worker
PO Box 247793
Columbus, OH 43224
...or to be on our email distribution list with news & updates
...please send an email to us at columbuscatholicworker@gmail.com.
The Columbus Catholic Worker
PO Box 247793
Columbus, OH 43224
- Community Refugess and Immigration Services
- Ohio Benefit Bank Mobile Express
- Kiva Microlending
- Just Haiti: Fair Trade Coffee
- Mucha Paz: Kim's Reflections on Haiti
- Vincentian Voice, St. Vincent de Paul Society of the Columbus Diocese
- Ohio Conference on Fair Trade
- Ohioans to Stop Executions
- Jim & Linda on the School of the Americas
- Mary Van Balen, Spiritual Author and Local Columnist
- Justice for Immigrants by the US Catholic Bishops
- National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty
- Jonathan's Rain Barrels for Sustainability
- Catholic Social Teaching Documents
- Houston Catholic Worker
- Liturgy of the Hours
- The Rule of St. Benedict
Our Mission Statement
We are a faith-based praying community in the Catholic Worker tradition committed to living out Matthew 25 and the Beatitudes through hospitality, social justice, simple/sustainable living and sharing this mission with others, so that we can see everyone as the image of God, and - in the words of Peter Maurin - help create a “society where it is easier to be good.”
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(L to R) Front: Mary, Erin, Martha, Cheryl, Mary Ellen; Back: Frank, Bill, Pat
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