 As we conclude this year's Season of Creation celebration, we remember that as Passionists, our charism calls us to hope and act with creation throughout the year.
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Today is the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. Fr. Pat Brennan, C.P., and his dog, Rosie, offer a blessing of pets. Each Friday during this Season of Creation, we will hear how Holy Family Retreat Center in West Hartford, CT is living Laudato Si’. This week, hear how planting a pollinator garden has helped them to hope and act with creation. Thomas Berry, Eco-theologian and Passionist Priest, shares how a moment of reflection in nature as a child became a defining moment of his life attitude, his mindset, and the causes to which he dedicated his life. Take a moment to enjoy nature this week, snap a photo that evokes God’s presence in Creation for you, and share it here, either in words or in photos.
Passionist seminarian Jonathan Ramos shares how his journey as an artisan bread baker has deepened his own spirituality and care for Creation. Here are Jonathan's recipes for focaccia and sourdough starter: Focaccia BreadRecipe from Jonathan Ramos, C.P.  Ingredients
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“The Eucharist is a source of life and motivation for our concerns for the environment, directing us to be stewards of all creation.”  The theme for the 2024 Season of Creation is “To hope and act with Creation.”
Fr. Cristian Martinez-Montalvo, CP tells us what fruits of hope he sees in creation: “This Season of Creation, I find hope in the life-giving warmth and solace nature offers.” Sunday Reflection from Fr. Jim O'Shea, Provincial Superior, St. Paul of the Cross Province9/29/2024 Each Friday during this Season of Creation, we will hear how Holy Family Retreat Center in West Hartford, CT is living Laudato Si’.
This week, hear how planting a pollinator garden has helped them to hope and act with creation. |