The Cajun Storm

By James A. Toups

Subjects: disasters, Catholic, distributism, leadership, Catholic Social Doctrine, politics, floods

Description: ***[The Cajun Storm: God’s Servant First][1]*** is a first-hand account of how the people of South Louisiana survived the 1-in-1000-years flood of 2016, that ravaged more than 110,000 homes, by relying on God and on each other within a culture immersed in the Catholic and economic principles of subsidiarity and distributism. The difference between genuine Christian leadership and secular leadership is made clear in terms of outcomes. It is also an evidence-based indictment of the spectacular failure of big government and the mainstream media in relation to the people of Louisiana at their time of greatest need, as well as a call for others to truly start attending to the welfare of the people and the common good. [1]: https://www.amazon.com/Cajun-Storm-Gods-Servant-First/dp/0997792841/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=