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| The introduction discusses the growing awareness of environmental care around the world, usually without a reference to God, the Creator. |
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| Discusses about the mystery of God and the Blessed Trinity. Features an interview to Fr. Robert Spitzer. |
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| What is the place of man in the creation? What is his role? Features an interview with Gustavo Sanchez, Ph.D. – a Peruvian theologian |
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| Doctrine of original sin and the four ruptures it caused, the first one with God; the second one with ourself; the third one with others; and the fourth one with creation. Features interview with Fr. Horacio Bojorge (Argentina) |
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| Deep inside the human heart there is a longing that only can be fulfilled by God. Features interview with Fr. Gonzalo Len (Peru) |
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| The Mystery of Reconciliation brought by the Lord Jesus through his Incarnation, Passion, and Resurrection, heals the ruptures of original sin. Features an interview with theologian Miguel Salazar. |
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| This episode traces the philosophical roots of today's environmental crisis. Features an interview with Proffesor Christopher Shannon Ph.D. |
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| Blessed John Paul II is a great reference of someone who honored nature's beauty, and care for a right stewardship over creation. Features Joe Evans, the park ranger who guided Pope John Paul II through his hike in Rocky Mountains, CO. |
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| Explanation on a crucial issue this days, often misunderstood and manipulated. Features a hike in a melting glacial of the Andes Mountains and an interview with Proffesor Roger Pielke, well known scholar on this topic. |
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| The episode discusses the Earth's sustainability and the myth of overpopulation. Features an interview to Catholic Professor Guruswamy. |
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| This episode discusses the water as a source of life and energy and our responsibility with this natural resource. It presents the story of Water Ecofilters from Guatemala, a catholic project whose purpose is to bring clean water to deprive populations. Features interview with catholic Proffesor Bernard Amadei. |
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| This episode explains how to become good stewards of creation. Interview with Archbishop Charles Chaput. |
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| This episode shows a group of young volunteers who visit remote areas in south Peru and work with the villagers in order to implement a sustainable aqueduct and ecological latrines, while sharing their faith with them. |