Friends,
The season of Advent is fast approaching, and here are this week’s articles to help us worship Christ, stay informed, and remember that we are all called to cultivate and steward the Lord’s beautiful creation! Happy reading and watching!
Homily Helps, November 2026 (Cycle A and B)
Here’s a great resource from Catholic Climate Covenant for both Protestants and Catholics alike. It helps us enter Advent worship focused on caring for God’s creation and shaping how we live. There are two offerings for the season:
This year’s free guide invites us to accompany migrants and refugees, recognize Christ in those on the move, and build bridges of compassion and solidarity. Download PDF here.
This Advent, commit to simplicity. In a season that can mistakenly focus on gifts and consumption, explore ways to live simply as we prepare for the coming of Jesus and the restoration of the earth. Sign up for email reminders here.
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Heat, disease, air pollution: How climate change impacts health
Scroll down this article to see some of the numbers on how climate change affects our health. Though it’s a bit dated (2023), it offers a realistic outlook on how we are all part of a larger global health.
Can a Christian Be an Environmentalist?
Sandra Richter is one of my favorite Old Testament scholars. She brings Scripture to life, and in this video she addresses some misconceptions about the Bible and creation care. Check it out:
Enjoy!
