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ACADEMIC YEAR 2025 - 2026 THE BLUE MANTLE, VOLUME 2 ISSUE 1
Where Faith Meets Nature: Finding Peace with God's Creation
BY GABRIELA SARMIENTO n a world full of noise, speed, and consumption, the quiet call to peace often goes unheard ―especially the peace we are called, the Creation of God, the Earth that we are living and loving.
The Season of Creation, celebrated between September 1 to October 4, honors God's creation and calls everyone to care for Earth, our common home. At Immaculate Heart of Mary College Inc. (IHMCI), dedicated Science teachers and students worked together to raise awareness and show that protecting creation is everyone's duty. The school really is working together to speak up for the safety and peace of the Earth, which humans have forgotten to take care of and sometimes harm. Fortunately, there are still plenty of humans who want peace for God's creation.
"Peace with Creation" reminds us that we are not just God's creation but part of the world He lovingly made. We are part of nature, seasons, and words. Yet the Earth that every person living on is turning into a disaster. Who is to blame for this-is it nature itself, or the people who continue to harm it? "Peace with creation" is not just a phrase but a call for every individual to learn to love and take care of the Earth that we call home.
True peace with creation means walking on earth with grace and choosing to live peacefully, without harming the environment that God created for human beings. He really cares for the living, creating a world with many resources to use and even waste. The peace of creation is not just a celebration; it is a time when every person living on Earth should remember God, the creator, and remember His creations.
"The celebration of Peace with Creation is not just a simple gesture; it is a reminder for us students to take care of God's creation," as said by a Grade 11 student. The celebration really is a reminder for students that even though they are still young, they will know and will be encouraged to take care of the nature that God has made for them.
Living in peace with creation also brings peace within ourselves. When we spend time in nature- watching sunrise, walking barefoot on grass, or listening to rain-humans feel something within them, and we connect with what truly matters. The celebration of Peace with Creation is a gentle reminder for human beings to love what God created for them, not to ruin it. Because this celebration is not just a goal, it's a responsibility, a prayer lived out in action, and a promise for God.
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