Earth Ministry was proud to host author and international speaker John de Graaf for our 20th annual Celebration of St. Francis. John, co-author of Affluenza and What’s the Economy For, Anyway?, made the case that Americans work too much and…
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by Rev. Paul Graves, Sandpoint, ID
by William Scarvie, Bainbridge Island, WA
by Dr. Gil Waldkoenig, Gettysburg Winner of the People's Choice Award
by Rev. Stephanie Johnson, New Haven, CT Winner of the Franciscan Philanthropist Award
by Rev. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, Northampton, MA
by Rev. Doug Bland, Tempe, AZ
by Minister S. Emmanuel Epps, Brooklyn, NY Winner of the People's Choice Award
by Rev. John Helmiere, Seattle, WA Winner of the Franciscan Philanthropist Award
by Rev. Dr. Henry Langknecht Text: John 20:19-31 Asks the question, "How much did Thomas see before he believed?" If Jesus scars are humanity's and the earth's scars too, then God's mission in the universe extends forgiveness, reconciliation, and wholeness to all of creation.
by Rev. Anne Hall, Seattle, WA Winner of the People's Choice Award Text: John 3:14-21 Calls for action to end climate change by examining the world's state in light of the most popular verse in the Bible, "For God so loved the world."
by Jeanie Graustein, New Haven, CT Explores the values and prayers of St. Francis in light of contemporary scientific understanding.
by Elizabeth Freese, Austin Texas Winner of the Franciscan Philanthropist Award Text: Psalm 118 and Palm Sunday Gospel Compares the metamorphosis of a caterpillar into a butterfly to today's economic and social changes and the certainty and hope of God's Kindom coming through Jesus' death and resurrection.
Birth of John the Baptist by Paul A Magnano Pastor, St. Therese Parish, Seattle I want to focus my homily on John the Baptist and on baptism. First, John the Baptist. The prophecy of his father is particularly pertinent: "You,…
by Sr. Mimi Maloney Winner of the Clergy Category Reconnects us with the rich Mystical, Creation-Centered Spiritual Tradition where everything is sacred and revelatory deserving our utmost respect, reverence, protection and care.
