Evolving Complexity
As we move from the Climate Conference in Glasgow with renewed purpose, and maybe also fear and sadness, Wendy Jean Maclean reminds us of our long love affair with Creation.
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To Kneel in the Soil: Responding to a Climate Generation in Crisis
How do we answer children's fears about the ongoing climate crisis? Maybe the best we can do is engaging them with living soil.
Eco-Anxiety: What Can We Do?
According to a recent survey, the majority of Americans feel worried about climate change. We need to turn eco-anxiety into eco-action.
The Need for An Environmental Creed
There are moments when faith needs to be reimagined in the face of an existential threat. In our time, that threat is climate change.
Death and Dairy Goats
In a climate change era, even pastors need to be reminded that life is more powerful than death. Sometimes that reminder comes in the form of a baby goat.
Book Notes, June 2018
Learn about new books by authors affiliated with the Collegeville Institute, including Icons and the Liturgy, East and West, Holy Wind, Holy Fire, and Planetary Solidarity.
Fracture: On Fracking in America
In this interview, Taylor Brorby describes the environmental costs of fracking and why he felt compelled to edit a literary anthology on the subject.
A Wild Strawberry Patch
Is some aspect of spirituality innately wound together with nature? It wasn’t what I came to Collegeville to consider, but it wasn’t far off.
Climate Change
When climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe met with a room full of evangelical leaders, no one expected Pope Francis to show up.
