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@RichardRohrOFM @CACRadicalGrace 2/ "You're right," I'll answer. “I have wiggle room where you do not." And I'll also quote the Quaker, Jim Corbett, speaking specifically of Francis' errantry: “To open the way, a cultural breakthrough need not involve masses of people, but must be done decisively by someone."

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 22 Jun 2022

@sidewayskoyote @gracie88888 @RizomaSchool Depends how you identify. I'm all for fully grounding the Catholic communion. Every resurrection is local, after all. Peter Maurin: "The future of the Church is on the land." This, the front page of the Calaveras Enterprise (big paper, small county) June 2020 #CatholicWorker

Front page of the major newspaper in Calaveras County describing the Catholic Worker foundations of the Calaveras County Poor People's Campaign Farm
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Front page of the major newspaper in Calaveras County describing the Catholic Worker foundations of the Calaveras County Poor People's Campaign Farm

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Quoted by@austeni @LSRIOxford @CampionOxf @NWirzba @tomasinsua 1/ What does Illich say? “The kingdom is a social reality at a transcendental level." Time, perhaps, for a software update illuminating the heaven of earth as an 'eco-social reality.' New world creation certainly begs for a common, co-evolutionary vernacular of word and action.Quoted by@Happyholistichs Sinclair. 'Steal'? 'Framework'? Vast libraries question the root assumptions and 'morality' sacred to political economy and modern identity. But we're still, hippies too, sold on a transaction-driven extinction economy. So, food on the table? What instead? ?s=20&t=K2e7I-6UYWiKrfiQTLRISQ