Basada en el carisma pasionista de compasión y solidaridad con un mundo que sufre, esta sección comparte cómo vivimos la Laudato Si’, ofreciendo historias, acciones y recursos para inspirar tu propio cuidado de la creación.
The Passionist Earth & Spirit Center welcomes Cory Lockhart and Edie Wooton as co-executive directors, bringing complementary strengths to advance its mission through collaboration, community engagement and sustainable leadership.
Dive deeper into the gift of water and the challenges facing our common home. These resources offer engaging ways to learn, reflect and discover how each of us can help make a difference.
Follow the current of “Living Water” through Scripture and discover how God’s gift of water invites us into deeper gratitude, trust, connection and care for all creation.
On World Honey Bee Day, the beehives at St. Paul of the Cross Passionist Retreat & Conference Center in Detroit highlight the Passionist commitment to caring for creation and protecting our common home.
In the first installment of our new Food for the Journey series, Terry McDevitt shares three books that shaped his understanding of God's creation, our shared humanity and the interconnectedness of all life through the lens of mind, heart and soul.
Congratulations to John Meehan of St. Mary’s Passionist Parish in Fairfield, Alabama!
A reflection from Amy Olson, the Executive Director of the Passionist Earth & Spirit Center.
Today, June 1, the Thomas Berry Place team remembers Thomas Berry on the anniversary of his death. We give thanks for his life and teachings!
Passionist Family member Dan O’Donnell is encouraging retirees to ask their pension funds to divest from fossil fuels and invest in renewable energy, helping build the sustainable future envisioned in Laudato Si’.
We invite you to join the Passionist Family as we celebrate Laudato Si’ Week in moving “From Hope to Action” through 7 simple daily practices.