A shared path out of the climate crisis
Kevin Hargaden Ecojesuit shares this article from the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice that juxtaposes two approaches to reversing climate change – the technological
Centre for Just Places: Building community resilience to climate change impacts, enabling ecological justice
Jack Piper Building resilience to the impacts of climate change in the community sector to protect the health and wellbeing of those most marginalized is
Ecclesial synodality in the shared mission of Oceania and Asia
Creating a space for synodality through a dialogue between local voices and Church and ecumenical leaders strengthens collaborations and commitments amongst groups with a common
Season of Creation 2021: Christian leaders unite and stress environmental sustainability, impact on persistent poverty, and the imperative of cooperation
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, Pope Francis, and Archbishop Justin Welby of Canterbury shared a joint message as the 2021 Season of Creation began: “This is the
A renewed call for ecological conversion
Antonio Moreno SJ The recent conversation that the Reconciliation with Creation group in the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP) organized is an attempt to
On the Way to Change: A global community pilgrimage to COP26
In collaboration with the youth and communities in Casa Velha in Portugal, in West Kalimantan in Indonesia, in Bendum, Mindanao in the Philippines, and with
Jesuits promote justice and reconciliation with Creation
Xavier Jeyaraj SJ Following the publication of Limits to Growth in 1972 and the Rio Summit (UN Conference on Environment and Development or the Earth
IPCC report on the physical basis of climate change 2021: A reality check on “where we are headed, what can be done, and how we can prepare”
Ecojesuit shares the 9 August 2021 press statement of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) on the release of the Working Group I
Discerning the Magis in responding to Laudato Si’: A framework for ministries
To share the initiatives of the Society of Jesus in Australia in going deeper and seeking out the Magis in responding to Laudato Si’, the
Culture-based solutions: A strength of growing reconciliation with land and seas through faith, community, and nature
Members of indigenous and local communities, faith groups, youth representatives, and other voices from Oceania and Asia shared their climate realities and the culture-based solutions