Kateri Boucher, Geez: Contemplative Cultural Resistance

BySister Julia Walsh

Kateri Boucher / Geez magazine: Contemplative Cultural Resistance

Season 1. Episode 7 of Messy Jesus Business, hosted by Sister Julia Walsh

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In episode six, Sister Julia speaks with guest Kateri Boucher from Geez magazine.

Together they discuss contemplative cultural resistance, prophetic voices, composting, urban gardening and how the United States is an empire.

ABOUT THE GUEST:

Kateri Boucher grew up in a suburb of Rochester, NY, and moved to Detroit, MI in the fall of 2018 following a call of community. Now she practices messy hospitality in Detroit’s Catholic Worker house and works for Geez magazine.

Learn more about Geez magazine at www.geezmagazine.org and the Catholic Worker movement at www.catholicworker.org.  

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