Creation Care tips for Christmas gift wrapping. Consider these earth friendly tips this holiday season.

On Monday September 19th, American poet Amanda Gorman recited her poem "An Ode We Owe" at the United Nations General Assembly.

We would like to share a couple of passages:

Three suggestions for making the switch to more earth friendly options on your journey to leave a smaller footprint on Earth, God's beautiful creation.

Your water bottle is not for just outdoors, use it into the home too!

In the news lately there has been reports of communities in the Southwest are now concerned about water supplies, or lack of water due to extended drought conditions.

October 2020: The Diocese of Arizona Annual Convention calls us to care for the environment and our Earth.

Pinterest is FULL of eco Easter basket ideas, of course. Here are some quick thoughts for an eco friendly Easter this year.

Some GREEN tips for celebrating St. Patrick’s Day and March Madness

Consider the adoption of a good habit during the Lenten Season. During the six weeks of reflection and self-examination maybe you or your family can find a way to cultivate the care and keeping of our Earth.

Gardeners, please stop the use of PEAT for your gardening. Peat is generally used as a mix with soil to improve plant growth.

This month, our creation care committee has some tips for celebrating a “green” Valentine’s Day.

Tis is the Season for gift giving. During the season from Thanksgiving to New Year’s 25% more trash is deposited in our landfills.

When dining out many restaurants allow diners to bring their own containers when taking leftovers home. This will decrease the use of Styrofoam and plastic containers.

"Keep it neat, skip the meat" - Prepare and consume one vegetarian per week to help save our environment.