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Teaching Kids to Care for God’s Creation: Reflections, Activities and Prayers for Catechists and Families

Teaching Kids to Care for God’s Creation Reflections, Activities and Prayers for Catechists and Families

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We all know Pope Francis has issued an urgent call to bring care for the Earth into both our spirituality and our daily actions. But how do we get started, especially with children and families?

Here, Sister Mary Elizabeth Clark responds to Pope Francis’ call by offering thirty lessons that will engage children, catechists, and families in the good work of keeping our planet livable and sustainable for coming generations.

Inspired by passages in Laudato Si’ (On Care for our Common Home), the lessons and practical activities are fun and thought-provoking. The reflections and prayers in each lesson help connect our practical actions to the gospel and deepen our spiritual sense of our common home.

From activities for conserving water to developing a greater awareness of all of God’s creation, this book will be a great resource for catechists and families.

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Format: Paperback book
Product code: TT853408
Dimensions: 5½" x 8½"
Length: 80 pages
Publisher:
Twenty-Third Publications
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Written by Sr. Mary Elizabeth Clark, SSJ

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Sister Mary Elizabeth Clark, SSJ, director of the SSJ Earth Center and Assistant for Sustainability to the President of Chestnut Hill College, ministered as an elementary school teacher/catechist prior to her many years in social justice/eco-justice ministry both nationally and locally.