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Dear family,
What if the future isn’t in big government or big corporations… but in big families with small farms and home businesses rooted in faith?
I didn’t have a name for it back when I chose motherhood over medical school, or when I first started formulating supplements and offering Catholic goods.
I just knew I wanted to build something that would heal, something that would last… and something that would include my family.
But there is a name for this kind of living... it’s called Distributism...a Catholic economic philosophy that believes the most just society is one where families own their land, their tools, their businesses… and their legacy.
It’s not capitalism.
It’s not socialism.
It’s Catholic.
It’s homegrown.
And it’s holy.
We don’t need to be dependent on the system.
We need to return to land, family, faith, and local community.
We’re raising food, following our faith, and...by God’s grace...raising a generation who knows the dignity of work and the joy of being needed.
My kitchen isn’t just for cooking.
It’s a place of healing.
My land isn’t just for crops.
It’s consecrated ground.
And my business isn’t just for profit.
It’s an apostolate.
Praise God for this life.
It’s messy, rich in sacrifice, and utterly beautiful.
This is the Catholic economy of the future... not built by corporations... but by domestic churches like yours and mine.
PS: Those are 5 of our 13 children. Now they plant the crops that they grew up playing in 
Sending our love and prayers to our remnant family...Wendy, Walt and the entire Cukierski family
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-----From a physician we help...he sees to the medical needs of children no one else seems to be able to help -----
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We do what we say we do!I am begging for your help with The Pediatric Giving Mission.
---HELP IF YOU CAN----
Here is a post, from a recipient of what we do,.
L**** and I were one of the precipitants of This mission. She is right. My parking was 9 per day for 3 months. Then on top of that food cost me approximately 15 per day. That was cheap - I got vouchers for $5.00 per meal. So somedays I did not eat or made meals last for more then one meal. Had to. Parking was $810. Food was $1,300. Then you have normal household bills and I have 3 animals I had to pay to have people come and take care of them. At first I had my dog in the Kennel for 1/2 the time. That was about 500. It is VERY expensive to have a sick child. That was Just ONE hospital stay. We have had numerous ones. Some only a few days, some a week or two. Without their help we would of gone fully under!
From providing necessary funds to actually having families stay with us...we DO what we say we do!
