Ecological Stations of the Cross: #7 – The tomb of mass extinction
During Holy Week, we remember that Jesus was laid in the tomb. Today we mourn mass extinction which is leading to ecosystem collapse.
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Ecological Stations of the Cross: #5 – Waste and trash pollute Earth's body
Ecological Stations of the Cross #5. Jesus was stripped of his garments. Today, waste and trash strip Earth of its health, dignity & beauty.
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Ecological Stations of the Cross: #3 – Environmental racism
Simon of Cyrene carried Jesus’s cross. Today, communities of color bear of the brunt of environmental racism and eco-crucifixion.
United States Mark Wallace Justicia Climatica Pulpit Chalice Ecological Stations Creation Crisis Preaching
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Ecological Stations of the Cross: #4 – Weeping for Our Children and Creation
Ecological Stations of the Cross, #4. Luke 23:27-28. Weeping for our children and Creation in the age of eco-crucifixion.
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Ecological Stations of the Cross: #1 – Condemned to death
The Stations of the Cross take on new meaning when we consider the eco-crucifixion of our planet. Here is Station #1.
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Ecological Stations of the Cross: #2 – The Cross and Deforestation
In this second installment of the Ecological Stations of the Cross, we connect Jesus's death on the cross to death due to deforestation.
Yonatan Neril Sustainable Development Interfaith Center Ecological Stations Dylan Leagh Rabbi Yonatan
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Ecological Stations of the Cross, 2023
Here is a liturgical resource for Christians to practice an Ecological Stations of the Cross to mourn the eco-crucifixion of our planet.
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