Bishop Powers of Superior in Wisconsin has expressed his blessing and support of the Catholic Land Movement. This is an inspiring moment for the global CLM network as five out of five dioceses in Wisconsin now have bishops that support the Catholic Land Movement in formal letter. Deo Gratias.
Friends of the Catholic Land Movement the “Good League Hence” are having a homesteading skills event outside of Atlanta. Looks like it will be a great day.
Connect with them here:
Joel Peddle at 404-914-4004 or [email protected]
Remember the National CLM conference is at the end of August. Get your tickets today. Will be the largest gathering of Catholic Agrarians in the world. 3 days of speakers and fellowship.
https://t.co/dm5AWvT11p
Remember the National CLM conference is at the end of August. Get your tickets today. Will be the largest gathering of Catholic Agrarians in the world. 3 days of speakers and fellowship.
https://t.co/dm5AWvT11p
If you have had a experience with Catholic Land Movement that has deepened and enriched your experience with Land, community or God we very much want to hear from you. Please share your story! https://t.co/C69iiSkdmC
Are you ready for more workshops on homesteading skills? Get connected with your local Catholic Land Movement chapter! We're all gearing up for more and more action!
The college named after St. Joseph the Worker in Steubenville, Ohio, was founded by Jacob Imam, a former Muslim who converted to Catholicism. Imam, whose journey to the Catholic faith was deeply influenced by classical education, holds a master’s degree from the University of Oxford, where he served as president of the C.S. Lewis Society.
"An entirely practical proposal, that men should seek the most solid of things, which is the earth, for the most useful of things, which is food, is none the less dependent on the principle that it must not be sought in a servile or bestial or merely mechanical manner. If it were, it would not give the normal degree of human happiness, which it is the object of such an experiment to give.
You can treat a man like a machine, but you cannot make him an unfeeling machine; you can treat a man as a beast, but you cannot make him a happy beast; you can treat a man as a slave, but you cannot at the same time produce out of mere food the sensation of freedom."
-G.K. Chesterton
from the Foreword to The Catholic Land Movement 1932