Eco-Theologian -- Catherine Wright

An episode of the Christians Caring for Creation podcast, hosted by Don Gordon, titled "Eco-Theologian -- Catherine Wright" was published on January 3, 2024 and runs 33 minutes.

January 3, 2024 ·33m · Christians Caring for Creation

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This episode of the C3 podcast features Catherine Wright, a Canadian Roman Catholic eco-theologian teaching at a small Baptist university in North Carolina. Dr. Wright talks about Pope Francis' letter to the church, Ladauto Si, calling Christians to care for God's creation as an act of thanksgiving and praise to God. Dr. Wright is the Executive Director for The Collaborative for the Common Good and Associate Professor of Religion for Wingate University. You can learn ...

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This episode of the C3 podcast features Catherine Wright, a Canadian Roman Catholic eco-theologian teaching at a small Baptist university in North Carolina. Dr. Wright talks about Pope Francis' letter to the church, Ladauto Si, calling Christians to care for God's creation as an act of thanksgiving and praise to God.

Dr. Wright is the Executive Director for The Collaborative for the Common Good and Associate Professor of Religion for Wingate University. You can learn more about her work at thewrightecotheologian.com.

Learn more about C3 at ChristiansCaringforCreation.org.

Theme music by Christian McIvor - christianmcivormusic.com

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