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sábado, 9 de enero de 2016
miércoles, 25 de septiembre de 2013
Quiero ser santo
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Programa alegre y dinámico de variedades destinado a los jóvenes. Con secciones de eventos interesantes, conexiones con los reporteros qss, Ilusionismo, humor, reportajes, y un sin fin de videos propios que harán muy ameno y cercano este original programa presentado por Marta Rodríguez y el Padre Sergio en el que tratarán de animarnos a todos a ser santos.
miércoles, 18 de septiembre de 2013
Catholic Climate Covenant
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Catholic Climate Covenant
CrossAfter decades of steady progress in reclaiming and advancing the Catholic Church’s efforts to embrace an ethic of environmental stewardship, the Catholic Coalition on Climate Change launched an unprecedented and historical campaign, the Catholic Climate Covenant, to take responsibility for our contribution to climate change and do what we do best: be advocates for those who will be left out of the public policy debate on climate change.
In 1990, Pope John Paul II issued his landmark World Day of Peace Message: Ecological Responsibility. That pastoral letter pumped new life into a growing movement within the Catholic Church which had already begun to look back to the stories of Creation, define correctly and responsibly the notion of “dominion” and “stewardship.” The letter also examined Jesus’ teachings about care for Creation and care for poor people, recalled beloved Catholic saints, especially St. Francis of Assisi, and led to the institutionalization of Care for Creation into the work of the Catholic bishops’ conference and many other faith communities.
In 1991, the U.S. bishops followed the Holy Father’s lead and wrote, Renewing the Earth: An Invitation to Reflection and Action on Environment in Light of Catholic Social Teaching.
In 1993 the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops established the Environmental Justice Program with the help of the National Religious Partnership for the Environment which formed around the same time.
Today the great gift of God’s Creation is exposed to serious dangers and lifestyles which can degrade it. Environmental pollution is making particularly unsustainable the lives of the poor of the world … we must pledge ourselves to take care of creation and to share its resources in solidarity.
In the late 1990s, the bishops turned their attention to climate change, and in 2001 published the landmark pastoral letter, Global Climate Change: A Plea for Dialogue, Prudence and the Common Good. This was among the first and most comprehensive statements on climate change by any faith group and proved to be an invaluable resource that began the promotion of a clear and unique contribution of the Catholic community to the climate change debate.
In 2006, the Catholic Coalition on Climate Change was launched with the support of both the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and the National Religious Partnership for the Environment. The Catholic Coalition on Climate Change supports and complements USCCB’s Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development (formerly, the Department of Social Development and World Peace) and the bishops’ Environmental Justice Program. The Coalition is a membership organization consisting of twelve national Catholic organizations that offers advice and assistance in implementing its programs.
With the help of the National Religious Partnership for the Environment and the full support and cooperation of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the Coalition launched The Catholic Climate Covenant: The St. Francis Pledge to Care for Creation and the Poor on April 22, 2009.
The Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Conservation Center. Catholics conserving nature and protecting life.
Long before today's environmental movement, the Bible and Tradition of the Catholic Church taught us to be stewards of God's creation with love and wisdom.
The mission of the Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Conservation Center is to promote ecology, environmental justice, authentic and sustainable development, renewable energy, and stewardship of the Earth, in light of sacred Scripture and the Tradition of the Roman Catholic Church.
Our website features an extensive collection of writings about ecology and the environment from a variety of Catholic sources.
We strive to be faithful to the Magisterium of the Church. You may find that the authentic teachings of Jesus Christ and His Church are as revolutionary today as they were 2,000 years ago.
martes, 17 de septiembre de 2013
viernes, 13 de septiembre de 2013
Quiero ser santo
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Programa alegre y dinámico de variedades destinado a los jóvenes. Con secciones de eventos interesantes, conexiones con los reporteros qss, Ilusionismo, humor, reportajes, y un sin fin de videos propios que harán muy ameno y cercano este original programa presentado por Marta Rodríguez y el Padre Sergio en el que tratarán de animarnos a todos a ser santos.
Marta Rodríguez
Estudiante de psicología, antigua alumna del colegio salesiano de la Santísima Trinidad, de Sevilla. De carácter alegre, con don de palabra, y una sencillez que la hace grande, y cercana a todos los televidentes.
Padre Sergio, SDB
Es Salesiano de Don Bosco, teólogo y realizador audiovisual a la vez, una combinación que junto al don creativo y entusiasmo vocacional tratará de ayudar a muchos jóvenes en su camino hacia la santidad.
miércoles, 11 de septiembre de 2013
lunes, 9 de septiembre de 2013
Saint Gemma Galgani
This website is devoted to saint gemma galgani with over 70 articles and many of her writings, along with official photographs and numerous examples of her heroic life, in hopes that it will inspire in others a greater love and devotion for jesus and mary. The author endeavors always to be in full communion with the catholic church and its teachings.
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