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‘I cook from the heart,’ says the Catholic farmer and podcaster
Just imagine being a wife, farmer, teacher and devout Catholic who cohosts Coffee & Catholics: A Catholic Women’s Talk Show Podcast. By the end of the day, chances are that this active woman, Stacy Reinert, from Guthrie, Oklahoma, must feel a little fatigued.
A parishioner at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church in Crescent, Oklahoma, Stacy grew up in a Catholic family with parents who returned to church when she was 6 years old. She was then baptized on her seventh birthday. Before she was married, she worked in her parish as a choir director and was very active in other parish activities. Now, she said, she is more focused on her four children, her family and farming.
Why the farming calls is a simple and obvious answer: her husband was raised in a farming family, raising primarily wheat.
“When we got married,” she said, “farming was natural to him, and what we have been working towards over the past 13 years. We even started a vineyard last year.” The grapes, she said, are their new farming adventure.
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Just imagine being a wife, farmer, teacher and devout Catholic who cohosts Coffee & Catholics: A Catholic Women’s Talk Show Podcast. By the end of the day, chances are that this active woman, Stacy Reinert, from Guthrie, Oklahoma, must feel a little fatigued.
A parishioner at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church in Crescent, Oklahoma, Stacy grew up in a Catholic family with parents who returned to church when she was 6 years old. She was then baptized on her seventh birthday. Before she was married, she worked in her parish as a choir director and was very active in other parish activities. Now, she said, she is more focused on her four children, her family and farming.
Why the farming calls is a simple and obvious answer: her husband was raised in a farming family, raising primarily wheat.
“When we got married,” she said, “farming was natural to him, and what we have been working towards over the past 13 years. We even started a vineyard last year.” The grapes, she said, are their new farming adventure.
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Coffee, Catholics and Stacy Reinert — With a Recipe for White Chocolate Cranberry Cookies
‘I cook from the heart,’ says the Catholic farmer and podcaster
