Planting of Pocket Forest

The planting of the Pocket Forest behind St. Joseph the Artisan Church took place on 11 December. Our volunteers returned to plant the trees and hedgerows. It was a wonderful day of teamwork and community.

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Earthbeat - COP29

Earthbeat brings you stories of climate crisis, faith and action.

The United Nations climate change summit - COP29 - has entered into overtime.

Click HERE to read some articles about COP29 from Earthbeat.

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Eco Aware - Pocket Forest

Bonnybrook Parish welcomed the Pocket Forest Enterprise people to guide is in the preparation of our mini forest behind our church. This pocket forest will enhance our local environment and create a lasting green space for generations to come.

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Eco Aware - Leaf Cage

Bonnybrook Parish started a Leaf Cage project to collect fallen leaves this autumn/winter. Click on the Read More link below to see how you can make a leaf cage and view photos of our team collecting leaves in the church grounds. A special thank you to Dublin City Council for their support.

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Earth Day – Can We Live Within Her Capacity

On Monday, April 22nd this year, people around the world will be marking Earth Day, this is a day on which we remind ourselves that we all live as ‘one family’, relying on the same air, water, food, and resources.

By Rev. Trevor Sargent

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An Ecological Approach to Holy Week

In 1950, the renowned German theologian and theological peritus at the Second Vatican Council, Jesuit Fr. Karl Rahner, published a short article titled, "A Faith That Loves the Earth".
The focus of his reflection was an attempt to say something about the joyful mystery of Easter, which is, as he put it, "the most human message of Christianity."

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Eco-Aware Events in January 2025

5 January 2025
National Bird Day

Birds are incredible creatures, but they’re also a huge group of animals that are in serious danger. You know why the phrase “canary in the coal mine” is used? It’s because birds are like our planet’s early warning system. With so many bird species threatened by illegal pet trade, diseases, and habitat loss, it’s more important than ever to spread awareness about the needs of these amazing creatures. The survival of hundreds of species depends on it!

For more information click HERE.

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