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2026 Spring Open House @ Three Part Harmony Farm April 28th, 2026

The Spring Open House at Three Part Harmony Farm on the grounds of OMI Administrative offices in Washington, DC over the weekend was a celebration. Visitors were treated to delicious snacks served with Ethiopian coffee, hibiscus tea, and lemonade. There were also workshops and games for entertainment. 

WEBSITE: https://www.threepartharmonyfarm.org/

Sacred Heart GreenTeam Earth Day 2026 Community Cleanup April 22nd, 2026

This past weekend the Earth Day 2026 community cleanup at Sacred Heart Church, Oakland, CA went down. Sacred Heart’s GreenTeam in collaboration with the neighborhood association, collected over 2000 gallons of trash.

It was a great turnout, nice weather, good people all came out to do something out of appreciation for Our Common Home!

(Contributed by: Fr. Jack Lau, OMI & Carrie Lee McClish)

(PHOTOS courtesy of Carrie Lee McClish)


Happy Earth Day 2026: Our Power, Our Planet April 22nd, 2026

Earth Day, annually celebrated on April 22, is the largest secular observance in the world. It was first observed in 1970. 

  • 2026 Theme – Our Power, Our Planet: This theme emphasizes the power of communities, innovators, and individuals to drive climate action and adopt sustainable practices.

Celebrated worldwide, events include community cleanups, educational workshops, tree plantings, and town halls, highlighting that local action drives global change.

 

 

 


Spring & Harvest Time Coming Soon @ Three Part Harmony Farm March 2nd, 2026

Recently, Fr. Séamus Finn, OMI was at the farm enjoying the spring air, sunshine and listening to music.

 

 

Study at Oblate School of Theology & Prepare for Ecological Leadership in Ministry January 7th, 2026

Course: Ecological Theology & Christian Stewardship
Professor: Fr. Hector, Kalaluka, OMI

Course Description:

This course explores ecological theology from a Christian perspective, focusing on the relationship between faith, creation, and environmental responsibility. Students will engage with critical Catholic teachings on ecological stewardship, including studying foundational documents such as Laudato Si’ and other papal encyclicals.

Through theological reflection and analysis of contemporary environmental issues, the course will highlight the moral and spiritual dimensions of caring for the earth as part of Christian responsibility. Students will also explore how Catholic social teaching calls for justice, sustainability, and a commitment to the common good in addressing the global ecological crisis.
 
This course will provide students with an opportunity to study Christian eco-theologians such as Teilhard de Chardin, Leonardo Boff, Thomas Berry, Elizabeth Johnson, and Ernst M. Conradie. Conradie’s book Christianity and Ecological Theology will be our primary resource. Lastly, students will prepare themselves to become ecological leaders in their future ecclesial ministries.

READY TO ENROLL?

Contact the registrar’s office: registrar@ost.edu
 
 

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