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By Sister Julie | April 22, 2008
Earth Day Reflections by Sister Mary McCann, IHM
Earth Day Prayer Service by the Sisters of the Holy Family
Faithful Stewards of God’s Creation by the US Catholic Bishops
Prayers celebrating God’s Creation by the US Catholic Bishops
Earth Day Catholic e-Greetings Cards
How Earth Day became … so everyday
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April 22nd, 2008 at 6:41 am
Sister Julie-
Your usual great job. Thanks for the links.
It’s wonderful that the Abrahamic faiths are starting to appreciate the environment and world as gifts to be treasured and not only used. “Stewardship” as a function of “dominion,” does seem to be a better fit than “exploitation” and “wasting.”
Enjoy and be well.