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!
A short tree planting prayer in honor of Laudato Si'. …
Full & short guides, liturgical resources, prayer, Ecumenical Prayer Service, Earth Examen, advocacy ideas and more. (Scroll past the form at the top of the page to view all resources). …
(In person, Haubstadt, IN) - Open to all farmers, landowners & partners interested in improving soil health, reducing crop costs & fertilizer run-off, building resilience to extreme weather events, & moderating climate change. Organized by our friend …
In this first gathering of the series focused on sustainability leaders, listen and learn about the amazing and inspiring work being done by Molly Sutter, Caretaker, Bethlehem Farm; Lorrie Heber, Director, White Violet Center for Eco- Justice - …
From the Boston Catholic Climate Movement, a comprehensive list of resources related to food and creation. Use in planning for your next Sustainable Supper! …
Eco-Schools is a global sustainable schools programme which starts in the classroom and expands to the community by engaging the next generation in action-based learning. …
From the ArchIndy 2019 Living Laudato Si’ Sustainability Pilot Program Workshop. …
Weekly challenge to reduce dependence on single-use plastics from the Ignatian Solidarity Network. …
From the Catholic Climate Covenant, simple steps to get started …
Anyone can transform a yard, garden, school, farm, parish, park, or religious community into a Saint Kateri Habitat. Register your habitat and learn more! …
Resources on food, water, waste and more from Faith in Place, the Illinois affiliate of Interfaith Power and Light. …
A calculator to help you estimate your total water use by household. You know water comes from the tap, but do you know how much water goes into your sandwich? Your gadgets? The electricity that powers them? …