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Wendell Berry & Gary Snyder (Plus Wild Church reminder) (opens the original)
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Wild Church: Autumn Equinox - Tuesday, September 22, 5:30pm potluck; 6 prayer Sinsinawa Mound Center (585 County Rd. Z, Sinsinawa, WI), Kavanaugh ParkThanks for reading Embracing Repair ! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<div class="fa
Death of a Prophet: In Praise of Wendell Berry (opens the original)
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More than two decades ago, in the Spring of 2003, on my way to join hundreds of thousands of people gathering in Washington, DC to protest the absurdly cruel invasion of Iraq, I stopped by Kentucky to visit fellow Catholic Workers and meet new friends. While in Louisville, I met Jim Wayne, now a long-time friend, a state legislator and social justice advocate, a Catholic Worker who owned some land in rural Henry County, KY. Would I be interested in seeing his place? he asked. It’s not too far fr
Assumption & Creation: Craft and the Holiness of Matter (opens the original)
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The late Fr. Terry Moran once told me that every year on the feast of the Assumption (August 15th) he would re-read Brenna’s article, “Craft and the Holiness of Matter,” written while she was an intern at the Abbey of Regina Laudis in Connecticut in 2008. It’s posted below (albeit a day late). But first, a reminder: Thanks for reading Embracing Repair ! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<inp
Farming While Black (opens the original)
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Rooted: Labor, Land & Legacy ExhibitJust days before much of the country celebrated the 250th, I traveled down to Cedar Rapids with a few of us from the Catholic Worker, Land Justice Futures, and Honor Native Land Fund. We were there to visit an exhibit in the Cedar Rapids’ African American Museum of Iowa called Rooted: Labor, Land, & Legacy
Ceremonies in the Land: Lammas & the Season of Creation (opens the original)
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Church of the Oak: Lammas / Early Harvest - Saturday, August 1st, 5:30–7pm, St. Isidore Catholic Worker Farm (2752 Clay Hollow Rd., Cuba City, WI). Please bring a dish to share and your own dishware. Prayer, feast, farm tour.Church of the Oak: Prayer for Creation & Season of Creation opening - Tuesday, September 1st, 8:30am, River Pavilion (400 E. 3rd St., Dubuque, IA). Please bring a chair. Theme: Living Water.<div class="subscription-widget show-
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