Prepared by Herman Greene Center for Ecozoic Studies May 14, 2015 Contents: The Determining Features of Ecozoic Era Twelve Principles for Understanding the Universe and the Role of the Human in the Universe Process The Historic Mission of our Time Read...
By Ace Labrador A Labrador Blog Post April 17, 2015 On my wild search for Baguio city’s attractions, TripAdvisor has led me to my next trip, the new Maryknoll ecological park. Nestled along a hill and surrounded by towering pine trees, it was a tranquil refuge of...
By Sharon Abercrombie EarthBeat April 10, 2013 Lisette Noisette is a talented young poet. One of her creations -- a personal act of contrition to Earth -- would make a beautiful opening prayer for upcoming Earth Day observances. Noisette, 21, a senior majoring in...
Interview with Miriam MacGillis Acres USA June 2000
By Donald P. St. John Absolute Values and the Reassessment of the Contemporary World Vol. II Proceedings of the Seventeenth International Conference on the Unity of the Sciences Los Angeles, CA, 1988 (Pages 1111-1138) Read the full essay here.
By Ignatius Jesuit Centre Guelph, ON, Canada The Stations of the Cosmos is dedicated to Fr. Thomas Berry. Thomas Berry, Passionist priest and eco-theologian, argues that our culture needs a "new story" to guide it into a less destructive ecological age. Such a story...
By Jose Mejo Nedumparmbil Abraham Licentiate Degree in Dogmatic-Moral Theology Pontifical Institute of Theology and Philosophy Dissertation, 2022 Read this dissertation here.
By Kwang Sun Choi Doctor of Philosophy in Theology University of St. Michael’s College, Toronto PhD Dissertation, 2012 Abstract The present context of the ecological crisis and the concomitant bio-geological change demands an urgent, comprehensive response in order to...
By Idara Otu Master of Theology/Licentiate in Sacred Theology Regis College, Toronto School of Theology, Toronto MA Thesis, 2012 Abstract The contemporary ecological crisis is the most inexhaustive anthropogenic catastrophe in human civilization yet, with its adverse...
By Thomas C. Fox National Catholic Reporter February 5, 2010 Teilhard de Chardin (1888-1950) and Thomas Berry (1914-2009) have turned on many intellectual lights for millions in recent years. Thomas Berry has been a personal friend since I asked to meet him in 1989....