Happy Pride all! 🏳️‍🌈

Signs of wildlife in the field. A turtle crawled out of the pepper patch and a bird left muddy footprints on the soon to be planted pollinator garden row.🐢🐦‍⬛

The world is literally on fire, but everything's fine...

We planted under an unsettling orange sky in hope of a harvest not promised, I watered sunflowers planted to remember the children taken from us under a dark-too-early sky while the mountain watched on as a hazy memory. "Practice Resurrection" the mad farmer says. And so, we try.

Don't let the heat turn deadly for farm workers. Donations will help us keep doing everything we can to save lives. Stand strong with the farm workers who toil day after exhausting day under a sizzling sun. ufw.org/heat2023 or paypal.me/ufwdonate #Calor #WeFeedYou

I farm because Jesus calls me to feed His sheep. I love that I get to go to a festival where I get to talk to people about how I have known the love of God in my life! #EpiscopalRevival

We are a Sacramental People, Jesus uses the simple things of Creation to touch our lives and call us beloved. Water, bread, wine, oil to anoint, refresh, and claim us as his beloved #EpiscopalRevival #CreationCare

Spending a little time with St. Francis this week

Seek him who made the Pleiads and Orion, who turns deep darkness into the morning, and darkens the day into night; who calls forth the waters of the sea and pours them out upon the surface of the earth: The Lord is his name.

Spending this special day listening to Dorothy Day's autobiography. How are you continuing to honor or participate in the struggle for workers rights this Labor Day?

Sitting down to read the entire Gospel of Luke on a rainy Saturday with a large pot of coffee is a truly beautiful thing

Today, we laid our sunflower memorial garden to rest. At the beginning of the summer, we planted sunflowers in memory of children killed by gun violence in Massachusetts. Today, we prayed that we wouldn't have to plant as many sunflowers next spring.

The Transitus of Brother Francis And thou, our sister, gentle death, waiting to hush our latest breath, Alleluia! Alleluia! Thou leadest home the child of God, and Christ our Lord the way has trod, O praise ye! O praise ye! Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!

Now that the past 20 years of prayer and work have come to fruition, time to go out into the world to do some priestly farmer things!

Several days of clearing out greenhouses to prepare for the joyful chaos of making Christmas garlands and wreaths at this production farm

Holy Mary, Mother of God, Pray for the Holy Innocents

Angelica's hard at work at Scheid Wine vineyard. She is pleased that her UFW contract means she gets #Thanksgiving off as a paid holiday. When you buy your wine for your holiday dinner, make it a union wine. ufw.org/ul #WeFeedYou #SolidaritySeason

We can’t do #Thanksgiving without farm workers: Make a donation during this season of thanks and giving and help fund change all year long. ufw.org/thanksgiving20… or paypal.com/paypalme/ufwdo… #WeFeedYou

I just finished reading Dr. Sanjee Perera's latest article and highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in the history and future of Anglicanism.

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