Mark Dave Mortiga, 7, jumps a gap in a walkway along the sea in Tacloban, Philippines, Oct. 24. Hundreds of thousands of Filipinos continued to live in tent camps or substandard housing, waiting for new housing a year after Typhoon Haiyan slammed into th e central part of the country Nov. 8, 2013. (CNS photo/Paul Jeffery)
"Since all creation has its common source in God, a profound interdependence exists among all of creation. We are but a single part of a vast and interconnected community of creation in relationship to God and each part is valuable in itself. When we value the environment in this way we choose life for the environment and its creatures."
- Sr. Glora L. Schaab, from "Christian lenses on the environment," published on Global Sisters Report
