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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2019 · 40 MIN

Sacred Earth: Our Call to Action Conference Led by STL Youth and Adults

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In 2015, Pope Francis message about Climate Change called on people of faith world-wide - not only Roman Catholics - to take action to protect Earth's resources. A St. Louis consortium of Catholic parents, students and leaders is calling this community to convene, learn, strategize and respond. This edition of Earthworms talks about why, and how, this response is growing. Sacred Earth: Our Call to Action Conference, Saturday March 9 9 am - 2:30 pm, hosted by Nerinx Hall High School.                 Guests Jamie Hasemeier of Holy Redeemer Parish, Mark Etling from St. Nicholas Parish, and Maggie Hannick of St. Joseph's Academy are conveners, with other partners, of this conference.  Music: For Michael, performed live at KDHX by Brian Curran THANKS to Andy Heaslet, Earthworms so-green engineer, on loan from Sierra Club Related Earthworms Conversations:  Drawdown: Solutions to REVERSE Global Warming (March 2018) Brian Ettling: Climate Change Advocacy Marches On (Oct 2018) On Care of Our Common Home: Exploring Pope Francis' Message (Jan 2016) Zero Waste Fish Fry: Holy Redeemer Parish is Hooked on Green (Feb 2018)

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