
Incorporated charitable not-for profit under Illinois State Law in 1945,
recognized Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3) federal tax exempt in
1945, subject to section 170(b)(1)(A)(vi) of IRC. We maintain a formal
relationship through our chaplain with the Catholic Bishop of Chicago, in
accordance with canon law.
We work
for interracial justice and understanding among those we meet. These
problems cut across all cultures and give us a common challenge.
Scripturally based love of our sisters and brothers in the Catholic
tradition. Catholic for us means both the "Big C" Roman Catholic Church
(Our constitution's preamble makes clear our commitment to the teachings
and practices of Roman Catholicism) and the "little c" friendship
with all men and women of good will.
Continuing a tradition founded in the heyday of Catholic Action.
Here's a recent historical
article on Friendship House written by our FH
Board President Albert Schorsch, III.
