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Earth Week: Creation at the Crossroads


BEGINNING IN EARTH WEEK!
APRIL 23rd
Join a unique conversation
   on how everything is connected . . .

from Arizona to the Amazon,
from planting trees to climate change,
from choices today to the future of the planet,
from where there is despair, to where hope is now being sowed!


Created by RENEW International, in collaboration
with GreenFaith, and the Catholic Climate Covenant,

 Creation at the Crossroads 

is a small-group  faith-sharing resource
 that responds to Pope Francis' call to action
in his Laudato Si' encyclical. 

Sponsored by Our Mother of Sorrows'
Care for Creation Initiative

Facilitated by
Katie Hirschboeck
Catholic Climate Ambassador

FOR MORE INFORMATION contact the Parish Office
520.747.1321 


Tucson's Laudato Si' in the Desert Circle

Tucson's Laudato Si' in the Desert Circle
 is up and running!
A small group has been gathering monthly since January.

 If you would like to learn more or participate, please email 
Katie Hirschboeck
and she will send you more details.

Have you been inspired by Laudato Si' ?
Are you active in fostering
Care for Creation activities
 . . . in your parish ?
 . . . in the Diocese of Tucson ?
 . . . as an individual ?

Are you feeling a call to pray more deeply
about what you are doing
in fellowship with others?


WHAT ARE LAUDATO SI' CIRCLES?
    Description based on the Global Catholic Climate Movement website

Laudato Si Circles are small groups of people who gather regularly to deepen their relationship with God as Creator and all members of creation. They are comprised of people committed to the process of ecological conversion, both as individuals and collectively, with the goal of engaging in urgently needed Laudato Si action.

LS Circles are rooted in three pillars of prayer, simplicity, and communal action.

1) prayer with and for creation (for instance through praying outside, an ecological examen, a special Mass)

2) reflection and discernment on participants’ ongoing process of ecological conversion, particularly as it relates to issues of simplicity and consumption

3) engagement in group action to be developed by the Circle participants as ideas and inspiration emerge from (1) and (2)  
FOR MORE INFORMATION:



LS CIRCLE PROGRAM SPONSOR: The Global Catholic Climate Movement 
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