Lay Marianists Mike and Beth Schultz share their story about graduating from the University of Dayton and founding the Nassau Lay Marianist Community on the urban East side of Dayton. The Nassau Community was inspired by the Marianist charism and the Catholic Worker Movement as a living community that would build relationships with the urban poor. This community would eventually start Mission of Mary Cooperative, which is a non-profit urban farm in East Dayton that also provides fresh food to low-income families. According to Mike and Beth, this entire project drew its inspiration from Mary's "Yes." 

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For more information about Mission of Mary Cooperative: 

http://www.missionofmary.org/

Music by Jason Shaw, (Creative Commons License, see more of his work at http://audionautix.com/)

Editing by Sister Gabrielle Bibeau

Interviewed by Juliet Frumholt (WYSO Yellow Springs)