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‘We like to remind each other around here that we’re all connected.’
Read moreCan we hear the cry of the poor and respond collectively and individually for justice?
Read moreOur purchases, our choices in the things we use, what we wear, the foods we eat, the way we warm and light our lives, the ways we move around our world – these are all economic decisions.
Read moreOur work of transformation and conversion is challenging but so necessary!
Read moreTALK – TALK – TALK about Climate Change to family, friends, neighbors, workers and all
Read moreFair Trade is a set of business principles that prioritize the health, economic stability, human rights, environmental sustainability and independence of disadvantaged producers
Read moreEco-spirituality is a manifestation of the spiritual connection between human beings and the environment
Read moreThankfully, we have abundant resources on Care for Creation
Read moreWhile no one of us is completely responsible for the climate catastrophe we are facing, each of us has a responsibility to do our part
Read moreListen to the sounds surrounding you. What are you hearing? How is Earth calling to you for action?
Read moreWe are excited to represent the Providence Community to be part of Pope Francis’ call to address the most urgent needs plaguing Earth and the poor and to take this focus into our daily lives.
Read moreEcospirituality has been defined as “a manifestation of the spiritual connection between human beings and the environment.” As members of one sacred Earth community, the Sisters of Providence have committed themselves individually and communally to care for our resources and to make decisions regarding their current and future use as they seek to balance their individual and SP communal economic needs with the sustainability needs of Earth community.