Creation Care Ministry of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis
In the face of climate change there is no ‘one solution fits all.’ Whether you are searching as an individual, a parish, a school, or a religious congregation, we’ve compiled some ideas that could work for you!
Pope Francis’ encyclical, Laudato Si, calls for a “broad cultural revolution” to confront our environmental crisis. Sister Barbara Jennings, CSJ will explore this encyclical and the role of shareholders that the Sisters of St. Joseph and our founding …
This month with a focus on the movement for transitioning to a low-carbon economy that is both fast and fair, with responsible and justice-centered management of the social impacts of this transition in the workplace and wider community. …
Learn valuable energy efficiency strategies for your congregational buildings. …
Earth Charter Indiana's peer lead program for becoming a Zero Waste Cafeteria. …
Now that you’ve changed your light bulbs, it’s time to change your lunch!! Did you know that the food system is responsible for a third of global greenhouse gas emissions? Make your Lenten fast count. Join the Boston Catholic Climate Movement in a …
A great list of concrete "to-do's" for Catholics to work in caring for creation. …
Protecting vulnerable people and all of creation can be a part of the Joy of Christmas. From the Global Catholic Climate Movement. …
Short video and detailed instructions for planting containerized trees from the Arbor Day Foundation. …
Book recommendations for kids from Washington Interfaith Power and Light. …
List of books with suggested age ranges and ratings. …
Infographics about outdoor play and green schoolyard guide from the Children and Nature Network. …
Ideas para tomar acción durante la Tiempo de Creación 2020 basadas en los Objetivos del Año Aniversario de Laudato Si '. …