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Our preaching and liturgical music deepens our love of creation. Moreover, St. Camillus Church evangelizes by offering the adult faith formation programs on care of creation to parishioners, promoting various activities around Earth Day that spur people to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle, and doing advocacy for policy and legislation. Our parish community is undertaking an effort to “green” our campus, reduce our energy consumption, and eliminate practices that are wasteful and destructive to God’s creation. If you feel called to join in this effort, please contact Fr. Jacek Orzechowski, OFM at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Here is a calendar for Lent with suggested actions pertaining to care of God's creation for 40 days. This is meant to supplement your required and voluntary Lenten practices. |
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As a Franciscan parish, we strive to deepen knowledge of our Tradition and embody the Franciscan view of creation in the way we worship, evangelize, teach our children, and use the resources that God gave us. Hence, the care of God’s creation is increasingly becoming an integral part of our parish life. 


Yesterday we were able to completely fill a trailer (10 X 5) with 3 kinds of squash (zucchini, patty pan, and starburst) and cucumbers. The quantity was over 2000 lbs and representative of God's abundant life for all of us. The joy we felt beginning our work and then sweating in the humidity and rain was amplified at the end by our time together. We shared stories, recipes - in English and Spanish - we joked, smiled, and prayed together. After all of this - many families will have some fresh produce on their tables tonight!! If you want to join us the next time we pick vegetables, please send an email with "Gleaning" in the subject line to the
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and we will add you to our mailing list.