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Care for Creation

In light of Pope Francis’ encyclical “‘Laudato Si’, on Care for Our Common Home,” this special section of Arkansas Catholic looks at environmental issues and Catholic Arkansans who live in care for God’s creation.

Sixth-grade students at St. John School in Hot Springs Bryce Clemmons, Jacob Rivera, Zanlynn Bellamy and Isabel Hortelano work on their class STREAM (Science, technology, religion, engineering, art, and mathematics) project and place uneaten food from school lunches in containers to measure the amount of waste.
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Next generation learns environmentally-friendly practices

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Quality of life and livelihood on the organic family farm

The Mount St. Mary Honeybelles work in their garden beds at the school which help sustain the bee population. In the foreground are Catherine Dobry (left), Lauren Joseph and Cate Willis.
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HoneyBelles land a top prize in national ecology challenge

A student at Magutuini School outside Nairobi, Kenya, pours collected water into the LifeStraw Community filter purchased for the school by donations through Replenish, a ministry-based nonprofit.
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Holy Souls provided clean water to children in Kenya

Catholic High grad Kane Webb greets visitors at Arkansas Parks and Tourism headquarters in Little Rock. The product of Immaculate Conception Church and School was appointed to the job by Gov. Asa Hutchinson.
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Catholic High grad a natural to lead Parks and Tourism

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St. Mary School helps with Pollinator Habitat Project

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2024 was like a breath of fresh air for the Cathol 2024 was like a breath of fresh air for the Catholic Church in Arkansas. With more than 600 new Catholics entering the Church at Easter, the celebration of the National Eucharistic Congress, continuing updates from the Synod on Synodality and the ordination of two new priests, Catholics in Arkansas had plenty to be thankful for this year. https://arkansas-catholic.org/2024/12/31/2024-a-year-of-hope-and-renewal-in-the-catholic-church-in-arkansas/
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Here are 10 things to know about the Jubilee Year. Here are 10 things to know about the Jubilee Year. https://arkansas-catholic.org/2024/12/27/rome-jubilee-2025/
As we approach 2025, we're resharing some of our t As we approach 2025, we're resharing some of our top stories from 2024. On Nov. 22, more than 500 people packed into St. Benedict Church at Subiaco Abbey to witness the priestly ordination of Brother Raban Heyer, OSB. Bishop Francis I. Malone of the Diocese of Shreveport celebrated the Mass. https://arkansas-catholic.org/2024/11/27/teacher-and-coach-ordained-a-priest-during-subiaco-mass/
As we approach 2025, we're resharing some of our t As we approach 2025, we're resharing some of our top stories from 2024. Hundreds of Catholics gathered at Christ the King Church in Little Rock May 25 to participate in the priesthood ordination of Father Cody Eveld. Father Eveld told Arkansas Catholic that he had fallen away from his faith in college but offered to play guitar at a church camp. It was at that church camp in 2017 that Eveld’s life course would change. https://arkansas-catholic.org/2024/06/06/model-good-shepherd-bishop-taylor-tells-father-eveld/
As we approach 2025, we're resharing some of our t As we approach 2025, we're resharing some of our top stories from 2024. The total solar eclipse sweeping across Arkansas April 8 generated a lot of excitement as hundreds of thousands of people traveled to the Natural State to witness the rare phenomenon. Several Catholic schools, parishes and organizations changed their plans, teaching about the eclipse, closing for the day or holding an event for the eclipse. https://arkansas-catholic.org/2024/03/30/catholic-communities-preparing-for-total-solar-eclipse/
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