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Category Archives: Grapevines and Nature
Obstacles to Going Back to the Land
Back to the topic of agrarianism. How do you get land? Notice I didn’t say “how do you buy land?” though that might at first appear to be the meaning of the question. No, how do you get land is better, because it’s … Continue reading
Catholic Dads on Tap: Faith and Sports Podcast
Brent Stubbs and I are back at it again in this podcast, discussing the proper role of sports from the perspective of Catholic fathers. (iTunes podcast here.) Both Brent and I were big-time jocks growing up, but did we play … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Grapevines and Nature, Masculine Spirituality
Tagged Fatherhood, sports
4 Comments
The Yeoman and the Cog: Rebutting Seth Godin
Brandon Vogt often shares stuff by entrepreneurial/productivity guru Seth Godin. And I always find his ideas interesting; he’s a future thinker kind of guy, a visionary in terms of where technological work is heading and how we should adapt to … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Life, Family Life, Grapevines and Nature
Tagged agrarianism, Apple, Distributism, farming
38 Comments
You Haven’t Lived ‘Til You’ve Seen a Chicken
I remember the day I was out front of our house in Austin. The gate was open in the side yard, and my neighbor, a young lady in her late 30s, came out to do something or other, and happened … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Life, Grapevines and Nature
Tagged agrarianism, catholic land movement
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The Ressourcement of Catholic Agrarianism
Longtime readers of this blog will remember my interest in various agricultural practices: gardening, beekeeping, chickens, goats, grape vines, etc. All of these interests have stemmed from a deeper desire to want to live a life that, at least in … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Life, Family Life, Grapevines and Nature
Tagged agrarianism, catholic land movement, ressourcement, Tradition
16 Comments
