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Monsignor Shea, priest of the Diocese of Bismarck and president of the University of Mary, gave this talk at Catholic Rural Life's 100th Anniversary on the deep connections between rural life, faith, and the integrated understanding of the whole person.

Monsignor Shea

The Cottagers Podcast, in association with Cottage Pastures, is on a mission to inspire, support and promote agricultural pursuits characterized by farming and homesteading. We are inspired by our Catholic Faith and believe agriculture is a great means to illuminate the beauty of that faith in the world today. Join us as we talk about farming, homesteading, the Catholic faith and more!

The Cottager's Podcast

Since being re-launched in 1997 by CRL executive director Brother David Andrews, CSC, the Catholic Rural Life Magazine has shone a spotlight on every aspect of Catholic life in rural America, from the care of creation to eating as a moral act to the struggles and triumphs of rural communities. CRL Magazine exists to help you stand stronger, together in your faith,&nbsp;right where you live.

Catholic Rural Life Magazine

Dr. Christopher Thompson, professor of moral theology and academic dean at St. Paul Seminary, spoke at Catholic Rural Life's 100th Anniversary about integral ecology and theology of creation.

Dr. Christopher Thompson

John Sandy speaks with Nathan Beacom about the Lyceum Movement, an initiative aimed at fostering civic engagement and intellectual dialogue in communities. Nathan shares his background, the historical context of the Lyceum, and the importance of creating spaces for meaningful conversations. The discussion highlights the movement's focus on relationships, tolerance, and the role of Catholics in promoting civil discourse. Nathan also outlines the future aspirations for the Lyceum and the impact it aims to have on society.

Reviving Civic Discourse with Nathan Beacom

In this episode of the Catholic Passage Podcast, host John Sandy engages in a deep conversation with Thad Pals, a mission and strategy consultant with Emmaus Partners. Thad shares his journey from being a Protestant to converting to Catholicism, the challenges faced by the Church today, and his personal experiences with divorce and family dynamics. The discussion highlights the importance of faith, community, and personal growth in navigating life's challenges. This conversation explores the journey of faith, love, and personal growth through the lens of annulment, dating after divorce, and parenting. The speakers share their experiences with the annulment process, the challenges of finding love again, and the importance of prayer in relationships. They discuss the role of parents in fostering faith in their children and the need for open conversations about spirituality. Ultimately, the dialogue emphasizes that God has a plan for everyone, even in difficult circumstances.

Trusting in God's Plan with Thad Pals

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Asparagus Paradise - Ep 128

In this episode of the Catholic Passage Podcast, host John Sandy engages in a deep conversation with Michael Adkins, the Director of Academics at St. Agnes Parish Catholic School. They explore Michael's personal faith journey, the challenges and opportunities within Catholic education, and the importance of fostering a strong Catholic culture. The discussion also touches on the role of beauty and experience in evangelization, the significance of community engagement, and the future of Catholic education in a rapidly changing society. Michael shares insights on the impact of family on faith development and the mission of Word on Fire in communicating the Catholic identity effectively.

The Catholic Educational Landscape with Dr. Michael Adkins

In this episode of the Catholic Passage podcast, John interviews Sam Estrada, a Catholic artist and storyteller whose work bridges faith and creativity. Sam shares his journey from a young artist inspired by family to creating graphic novels that depict the lives of saints. He discusses his time in religious life, the challenges of transitioning back to lay life, and how he found love while discerning his vocation. Sam emphasizes the impact of his art on youth and the importance of using one's talents for God. He also shares insights into his future projects and the lessons he's learned about faith and creativity.

Saints, Superheroes, and Evangelizing through Art with Sam Estrada

In this issue, Catholic Rural Life (CRL) takes a journey through the past 100 years of our organization since its founding in 1923 by Fr. Edwin V. O&rsquo;Hara. Delve into the decades that have shaped CRL, exploring the moments that define our commitment to faith, love, and service. Our magazine features a compelling article by Fr. Jim Schmitmeyer, sharing profound insights on Thriving in Rural Ministry. His reflections offer a deep understanding and a sense of wonder about the unique challenges and joys of rural ministry. As we celebrate this monumental milestone, don&rsquo;t miss the event details for our 100th Anniversary gathering on May 8th, 2024, in St. Paul, Minnesota. Join us as we honor a century of impactful service and set the stage for the inspiring chapters yet to unfold.