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Catholic Climate Covenant webinar and resources

Jul 25, 2024
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Join Catholic Climate Covenant's webinar “Beyond a Throwaway Culture: Focus on Plastics” on July 30, 2024, between 1:00 and 2:00 pm EST. Further, download a new creation care resource booklet for children and adults that contains activities, information, and ways to participate in creation care.


The webinar "Beyond a Throwaway Culture: Focus on Plastics" will:

  • Provide an overview of the plastics crisis.

  • Include a review of the Global Plastics Treaty that will be finalized this fall.

  • Give practical tips on how you and your community can reduce the use of plastics.


The webinar will be recorded, and the recording will be sent to all who register.

Click here to register.



Care for Creation resources for children and adults

God's Creation Waits is a care-for-creation resource booklet for children between grades two and five and adults. Written by acclaimed children’s author Anne E. Neuberger, the 42-page booklet is designed to encourage children to develop an awareness for all of nature and to appreciate it as a gift from God. The activities, stories, and prayers will help them take joy every day in creation.


From that awareness, this resource then strives to encourage a child’s curiosity about the natural world and, subsequently, a concern for it. These aspirations are all interwoven with an attitude of joy and thankfulness for a loving God.


It can easily be adjusted for younger children or family use, as a supplement to a religious education curriculum in parishes and schools, and is a good resource for anyone wanting to observe the Season of Creation (September 1–October 4). Read more about how this resource was created on Catholic Climate Covenant's blog here. 


Download God's Creation Waits booklet (42 pages)


[Source: Catholic Climate Covenant]



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