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  • Oklahoma City, OK Students are invited to radical hospitality, outreach to those in need, peace, justice and sustainability. The Oscar Romero Catholic Worker Community is an unincorporated autonomous lay association within the Catholic Worker charisma engaged in the works of justice, peace, and mercy as...

    Oscar Romero Catholic Worker

    Posted on April 15, 2014 | No Comments
    Oklahoma City, OK Students are invited to radical hospitality, outreach to those in need, peace, justice and sustainability. The Oscar Romero Catholic Worker Community is an unincorporated autonomous lay association within the Catholic Worker charisma engaged in the works of justice, peace, and mercy as...

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  • Stroud, OK – Habitat for Humanity Do you know, or want to learn, how to build a house? Work with Stroud’s Habitat for Humanity chapter to build or prepare to build a home for a family in this warm Oklahoma community. “Habitat for Humanity benefits...

    More than Hammers and Nails

    Posted on April 15, 2014 | No Comments
    Stroud, OK – Habitat for Humanity Do you know, or want to learn, how to build a house? Work with Stroud’s Habitat for Humanity chapter to build or prepare to build a home for a family in this warm Oklahoma community. “Habitat for Humanity benefits...

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  • One of my biggest passions is meat. I’ve found the sport of eating a tender slab of steak, or dining on a succulent chicken to be most riveting. Not once have my forefathers contemplated the significant impacts of the possibility of human existence without ample...

    Confessions of a Meataholic

    Posted on April 15, 2014 | No Comments
    One of my biggest passions is meat. I’ve found the sport of eating a tender slab of steak, or dining on a succulent chicken to be most riveting. Not once have my forefathers contemplated the significant impacts of the possibility of human existence without ample...

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  • So this was my 6th Wednesday fasting for immigration reform. Each week, it looks a little different, depending on my busyness, mental and physical health, and…whether I remember that I’m supposed to be fasting that day. :/ Often, the thing that has been reminding me...

    Prayer and Fasting

    Posted on April 10, 2014 | No Comments
    So this was my 6th Wednesday fasting for immigration reform. Each week, it looks a little different, depending on my busyness, mental and physical health, and…whether I remember that I’m supposed to be fasting that day. :/ Often, the thing that has been reminding me...

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  • My alarm buzzes, I roll out of bed, stretch as my feet hit the floor and I open the shades. Sunshine and a pang of longing greet me. I flash back to a memory already four weeks old: Waking up in sunny El Paso, TX....

    Remembering the Border

    Posted on April 8, 2014 | No Comments
    My alarm buzzes, I roll out of bed, stretch as my feet hit the floor and I open the shades. Sunshine and a pang of longing greet me. I flash back to a memory already four weeks old: Waking up in sunny El Paso, TX....

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  • I have to admit, this past month of weekly fasting has been difficult for me. I’ve slipped up a couple times- forgetting what day it was, grabbing a meal with friends, or just going about my daily routine. I’ve become so used to what I...

    Food to End Hungers

    Posted on April 3, 2014 | No Comments
    I have to admit, this past month of weekly fasting has been difficult for me. I’ve slipped up a couple times- forgetting what day it was, grabbing a meal with friends, or just going about my daily routine. I’ve become so used to what I...

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