This week (Sept. 7) we discuss Tradistae, a new development inspired by the Catholic Worker tradition. Our special and welcome guest is Sean Domencic. He is the director and co-founder of Tradistae. Domencic has written and spoken extensively about Catholic social teaching, economics, and politics. He and his wife Monica recently celebrated their first wedding anniversary! They live at Holy Family Catholic Worker in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. We'll be asking the following questions.

1. Sean, could you please tell us a bit about yourself and your background?
2. How did Tradistae come about? How does it integrate theory and practice?
3. What is the Catholic Social Action network?
4. Tradistae has its own Easy Essay List. What will we find there?
5. How are we to understand the distinction between fusionism and integralism?
6. You've said that any friend of the American Solidarity Party is a friend of yours. Why this warm embrace?
7. How would you compare Tradistae with the vision of the New York Catholic Worker or the Houston Catholic Worker?
8. How can you connect with parishes?
9. Do you have volunteers?
10. Where do you see Tradistae ten years from now?