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Dustbowl Diatribes
Laurie M Johnson & Spencer Hess
64 episodes
4 days ago
We'll dive into discussions of Christian community and Christian anarchism, the thought and practice of Catholic Worker houses past and present, why we're stuck in cycles of futility, and possible means of transcendence.
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We'll dive into discussions of Christian community and Christian anarchism, the thought and practice of Catholic Worker houses past and present, why we're stuck in cycles of futility, and possible means of transcendence.
Show more...
Christianity
Education,
Religion & Spirituality,
Society & Culture,
Philosophy
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Season 3, Ep. 23: Renée Roden on Peter Maurin’s Ideas and Practicing Personalism Today
Dustbowl Diatribes
1 hour 29 minutes
1 year ago
Season 3, Ep. 23: Renée Roden on Peter Maurin’s Ideas and Practicing Personalism Today
Spencer and Laurie talk to Catholic Worker Renée Roden about her experiences in the Catholic Worker movement and what she is doing now as she transitions to a new community. She also discusses the upcoming Peter Maurin Conference in Chicago: Sept. https://www.stgregoryhall.org/maurin.html
Dustbowl Diatribes
We'll dive into discussions of Christian community and Christian anarchism, the thought and practice of Catholic Worker houses past and present, why we're stuck in cycles of futility, and possible means of transcendence.