Jason M. Craig works from his farm in Western, NC. He’s married to his high-school sweetheart who is way out of his league, has eight children (an overwhelming amount of them being boys), and loves to argue with friends on his front porch. His farm focuses on dairy cows, pigs, and many types of poultry. A convert first to Protestant Christianity and later to the Catholic Church, Craig is passionate about the mission of Fraternus brothers to do the work of initiating the next generation of men and freeing the world of immature boy-men. He has a Masters in Theology, but boasts more about his Associates in Horticulture. He regularly claims his family invented bourbon, maintains that rap is a form of genuine folk music, and prefers claw hammer banjo even though he lives in the land of Earl Scruggs. Along with many articles, podcasts, and essays published in various places, Craig has written or contributed to the following:
Leaving Boyhood Behind: Reclaiming the Gifts of Manhood and Traditional Rites of Passage (OSV, now in its second edition).
The Traditional Virtues According to St. Thomas Aquinas: A Study for Men (TAN Books)
The Liturgy of the Land: Cultivating a Catholic Homestead (TAN Book)
Introduction to the Book of Wisdom for the Word on Fire Study Bible (Word on Fire, forthcoming)
Contribution to Localism: Coming Home to Catholic Social Teaching (Sophia Institute Press)