THE EARTH IS THE LORD'S AND EVERYTHING IN IT -L'Shana Tova!Question: What does a retired Cardinal do after retirement?
Answer: Almost as much as he did before retirement.
The 77 year old Cardinal McCarrick, formerly the Cardinal and Archbishop of Washington, DC is perhaps an unlikely Green. But not so unlikely when
one considers his understanding of God as Creator and the Family of God living in the Family Home called Planet Earth. We need to clean house. From the perspective of his 77 years it looks like in places we have become rather slothful slobs, maybe even vandals, in caring for our environment which is putrifying before our eyes. God is an Artist. We are throwing mud all over his paintings.
From Greenland, no less, the ever spry Cardinal McCarrick attended a conference on religion, the environment and other things normally associated with those crazy wide eyed tree hugging whale watchers, the Kerrys and uncle Al. It even got the attention of the Greenland Press. No one held up a sign saying "God is Green" but they may as well have.
see,
http://www.zenit.org/article-20485?l=english
Answer: Almost as much as he did before retirement.
The 77 year old Cardinal McCarrick, formerly the Cardinal and Archbishop of Washington, DC is perhaps an unlikely Green. But not so unlikely when
one considers his understanding of God as Creator and the Family of God living in the Family Home called Planet Earth. We need to clean house. From the perspective of his 77 years it looks like in places we have become rather slothful slobs, maybe even vandals, in caring for our environment which is putrifying before our eyes. God is an Artist. We are throwing mud all over his paintings.
From Greenland, no less, the ever spry Cardinal McCarrick attended a conference on religion, the environment and other things normally associated with those crazy wide eyed tree hugging whale watchers, the Kerrys and uncle Al. It even got the attention of the Greenland Press. No one held up a sign saying "God is Green" but they may as well have.
see,
http://www.zenit.org/article-20485?l=english
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