In the beginning, a river watering the garden flowed from Eden. Exiled from land, gone to some industrial, virtual space, we can return. We can accept our ignorance. We can acknowledge our need to care for our base of support.
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Riding Humbly with God and Others
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Editorial: We are Water, Let's Swim
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Comic
63 - Letters 64
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Sinner's Corner
67 - Feature Material
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Watershed Discipleship: Re-Imagining Ecological Theology and Practice
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Watersheds I have Known
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Intimacy of Love and Land: Watershed Discipleship and the Vocation of Marriage
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This World is not our Home? Reconsidering what the Bible has to say about Environmental Care
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This Earth is Resilient: An Interview with Dan Spencer
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Nine Mile Run
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Public Harmony with Nature
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Black to the Land
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Watershed and World
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Water Witness
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New Zealand Watershed
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Baby Carrots are the New Natural: A Rant in Seven Parts
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A Locavore's Dilemma
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Some Ethics around Foraging
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The Local Marsh is our Classroom
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Rivers of Deliverance, Rivers of Lament
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Doing our Part
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Bonnie's Ditch
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Fibreshed
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Over Your Dead Body
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Resources for Further Reading on Watershed Discipleship
62 - Poetry
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Learning to Return
11 - Sections
- Experiments 68
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To Keep or not to Keep
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Watershed Walk
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DIY: Feed the Birds
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Civil Disobedience
72 - Climate Change Protests Proceed in Paris Despite City-wide Ban
- Multiple Pipeline Protests Temporarily Shut Down Transport of Dilbit Extracted from Oilsands
- Pope Francis Mentions Dorothy Day and Thomas Merton in Speech to Congress
- Mall of America Sues Black Lives Matter Portesters
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Feministry
75 - #notadistraction
- Campaign against Gender Violence Launched
- Faith Groups Stand with Planned Parenthood
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Christian Peacemaker Teams
76 - Haudenosaunee Hunt
- Broken Peace
- Migrant Matters
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Catholic Worker
77 - Catholic Workers at the Gates of Guantanamo