Dates: Thursdays, Feb. 20-Mar. 13
Start Time: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Assumption, St. Paul
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Land and Labor, City and Homestead: Working Towards a Local Economy
How can small farms, urban homesteads, crafts, gardens, chickens, good work, and local economies help us build stronger communities and be better Christians?
Thursday, Feb. 20
What is a Local Economy and Why Does It Matter?
Presented by: Colin Miller, Director of the Center for Catholic Social Thought
Thursday, Feb. 27
Reflections on the Preferential Option for Localism
Presented by: Professor Christopher Thompson, Dean of The Saint Paul Seminary and author of The Joyful Mystery: Field Notes Towards a Green Thomism
Thursday, Mar. 6
Catholic Land Movements
Presented by: Tim Strieff, Catholic Rural Life
Thursday, Mar. 13
Localism and Catholic Social Teaching
Presented by: Dale Ahlquist, Speaker and author/editor of many books, including, Localism: Coming Home to Catholic Social Teaching
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