
Season of Creation Ends, Our Care Continues
The Passionist Family marked the close of the Season of Creation with prayer, Masses and animal blessings, renewing our commitment to care for the Earth and all who share it.
Grounded in the Passionist charism of compassion and solidarity with a suffering world, this section shares how we’re living out Laudato Si’—with stories, actions, and resources to inspire your own care for creation.

The Passionist Family marked the close of the Season of Creation with prayer, Masses and animal blessings, renewing our commitment to care for the Earth and all who share it.

Mater Dolorosa Passionist Retreat Center celebrates the activation of its new solar installation, putting care for creation into practice while supporting its retreat ministry for years to come.

In the fifth reflection in his series, Forming Conscience in Extraordinary Times, Carl Middleton offers a Passionist ecological examination of conscience that invites us to give thanks for creation, recognize where we have caused harm and choose ways to heal our relationship with Earth and one another.

We must recognize Christ in the suffering of people and creation, listen to their cries and respond with compassion and care.

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!