Casa Juan Diego was founded in 1980, following the Catholic Worker model of Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin, to serve immigrants and refugees and the poor. From one small house it has grown to nine houses. Casa Juan Diego publishes a newspaper, the Houston Catholic Worker, four times a year to share the values of the Catholic Worker movement and the stories of the immigrants and refugees uprooted by the realities of the global economy.
House of Hospitality: Hospitality and services for immigrant women, men, and children.
Central office for donations of food: 4818 Rose, Houston, TX 77007. To send a check or correspondence: P. O. Box 70113, Houston, TX 77270.
- House of Hospitality: Hospitality and services for immigrant women, men, and children
- Sick & Injured Program (outpatient)
- Casa Juan Diego Medical Clinic
- Food Distribution Center: 4818 Rose, Houston 77007. Tuesday 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., Thursday 9 to 11 a.m., Saturday 9 to 11 a.m.
- Casa Maria Medical Clinic, 6101 Edgemoor, 77081
- Central office for donations of food: 4818 Rose, Houston, TX 77007. (Monday through Saturday 9 to 3 p.m.)
- To send a check or correspondence: Casa Juan Diego, P. O. Box 70113, Houston, TX 77270
- There is also a donation button on our web site
- To receive the free newspaper, the Houston Catholic Worker, send your mailing address to Casa Juan Diego, P. O. Box 70113, Houston, TX 77270 or to info@cjd.org
- Weekly liturgy in Spanish on Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m.
Funding: Casa Juan Diego is funded by voluntary contributions. There are no salaries at Casa Juan Diego. Donations are used to serve the poor.
