By Rev. Erika Spaet (right)
*This is the 14th installation of a year-long series of posts from contributors all over North America each answering the question, “How would you define radical discipleship?” We will be posting responses regularly on Mondays during 2019.
I learned to cook from the kitchen floor.
As a kid, while the evening rituals unfolded in our suburban New Jersey home–the nightly news, the coming in from traffic, the smell of onions in the skillet–I would get onto the linoleum floor and recline under the kitchen prep table that held my mother’s cookbooks. From there, I watched her rock back and forth, from stove to fridge, and make our meals. She, my unknowing teacher; me, her odd, lackadaisical student. Something about the canopy of that table made it my favorite place in the house. It’s also where our labrador, Max, used to hang out. Continue reading “On The Floor”
From Dolores Williams’ classic 
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By Lydia Wylie-Kellermann, homily at Day House Catholic Worker on March 24, 2019
By Kim Redigan, a teacher, organizer and author in Detroit, Michigan
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