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Dr. Daniel DiLeo on Care for the Environment & The Catholic Response

In this week’s episode, we delve into the ethics of care for the environment, and the Catholic response to climate concerns and calls for population control.

Then in the mailbag segment, we discuss questions regarding the removal of historical monuments.

In the Bricklayer segment, we highlight a great new resource, the “Minnesota, Our Common Home: Ecological Examen” for examining your own practices with regard to caring for creation. You can order your own copies of the Examen by visiting www.MNCatholic.org/OurCommonHome

This entry was posted in Care For Creation, Catholic Social Teaching, Podcast and tagged Care for creation, Catholic, environment, environmental ethics, environmental policy, Laudato Si by Fiat Insight. Bookmark the permalink.

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