Engaging in COP28 side events
Side events in COP28 at the Expo City in Dubai, UAE are opportunities for broadening advocacies and gathering more voices in climate action. The Jesuits
COP28 beginnings, laying the groundwork hopefully for accelerated climate action
Pedro Walpole SJ and Mary Criselle Mejillano COP28 officially began on 30 November with COP27 President Sameh Shoukry passing the presidency torch to COP28 President-designate
Pope Francis to COP28 leaders: Move forward and not turn back, history will be grateful to you
On 11 October 2023, Pope Francis and Cardinal Miguel Ángel Ayuso Guixot, Prefect of the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue, met with COP28 President Sultan al-Jaber
Finding new identity in sharing an integral ecology
The huge banyan tree in the middle of the postgraduate building at Universitas Sanata Dharma is known as Beringin Soekarno and provides a canopy to
Surprises, renewed challenges, and hope in COP28
Pedro Walpole SJ Climate change, like political/cultural wars, is now added to the list of daily news along with national elections around the world, consumption,
The Gospel of the needy, of judgement, the Beatitudes before COP
Pedro Walpole SJ This is the end of the Church’s year, a good time to review and set in place how we seek to go
Jesuit parish receives eco-awards
The Holy Family Parish Emerton in the Greater Mount Druitt area in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia recently received two environmental awards for its climate
Conference on Laudate Deum and EU’s green transition
Following the release of Laudate Deum, Pope Francis’ recent Apostolic Exhortation on the climate crisis and the critical role of Europe and the climate and
Ecojesuit for climate justice, faith action towards inclusive COPs
Ecojesuit for Climate Justice: Faith Action towards Inclusive COPs is an online platform Ecojesuit recently launched to share climate stories and voices from a context
SES offers new course in environmental economics and sustainability
Students in environmental studies at SES explore the ecological, social, and economic factors in sustainability. The School of Environmental Sustainability (SES) at Loyola University Chicago offers