The Great Work of our Time: Loving Earth, Saving Humanity
*** Oct. 28 - Nov. 18, 2025 ***
@ 9:00 AM Pacific 12:00 Noon Eastern
with
Sisters of the Earth Community:
Gail Worcelo
Holly Wilkinson
Amie Hendani
&
Maria Dipal
The Great Work of our Time:
Loving Earth, Saving Humanity
Oct. 28 - Nov. 18, 2025 ***
@ 9:00 AM Pacific | 12:00 Noon Eastern
with
Sisters of the Earth Community
Gail Worcelo, Holly Wilkinson, Amie Hendani & Maria Dipal
Thomas Berry writes:
Thomas Berry writes, “We must wonder about ourselves and what we are doing and what is happening to the larger destinies of Earth.”
We have been reflecting for a long time on our human/earth relationships and the need to care for Earth, our common home.
But what if, for a moment we wondered about ourselves?
Have we considered that what is most endangered at the present moment is ourselves? Have we lost respect for the irreplaceability of the human? Where is our deep devotion to the human project? Have we reflected on our evolutionary significance?
During our gatherings we will be drawing on reflections from, A Book of Hours: Thomas Berry by Kathleen Deignan.
Our contemplative process is designed to help us slow down, go within, and ponder deeply these pressing questions before us.
Through engagement in our collective field we can access the wisdom needed to offer guidance for our way forward.
Join us!
Gail Worcelo, Holly Wilkinson, Amie Hendani, Maria Dipal
Gail Worcelo
Gail is the co- founder along with Bernadette Bostwick and the late Passionist priest and cultural historian Thomas Berry of Sisters of the Earth Community. This is the first community of Catholic sisters worldwide founded specifically to bring about a recovery of our sense of the Sacred along with deep participation within the community of life. Gail leads retreats and programs on these themes worldwide.
Holly Wilkinson
Holly has a background in individual and organizational development, Her professional experience has focused on intercultural studies, community development, equity, entrepreneurship, youth leadership, workforce and career/life development.
Holly is a trained facilitator with Courage & Renewal and SoulCollage. To keep life in perspective, she spends as much time as possible outdoors. learning languages of the more than human world.
Amie Hendani
Amie is a Sister of the Earth Community member. Originally from Indonesia but resides at Green Mountain Monastery in Vermont since 2012. She leads many on line and off line group sessions both in the US and Indonesia focus on Thomas Berry’s teaching. She worked with several volunteers establishing Laudato Si Movement Indonesia chapter promoting the encyclicals of Pope Francis on Care of Our Common Home. Currently she serves as one of their of advisory board.
Maria Dipal
Maria is a trained facilitator and has a background in psychology and communication. She is an indigenous woman from Malaysia and grew up climbing trees and deeply connected to the natural world. Maria is a Co-sister of the Earth Community and brings her rich experience and renewed commitment to the healing and protection of Earth.
Program Name: The Great Work of our Time: Loving Earth, Saving Humanity
Facilitators: Sisters of the Earth Community Members: Gail Worcelo, Holly Wilkinson, Amie Hendani & Maria Dipal
Dates: 4 Tuesdays: Oct. 28 - Nov. 18, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM Pacific | 12:00 Noon Eastern
Cost: $80.00 (CDN) per SESSION
(Please do not let cost deter you from attending. Ask us about our funding for programs.)
Location: On-line – Streaming Video
REGISTER BY CLICKING THE
BUTTON BELOW