Storm system approaching the US West coast on 3 January 2023 at 6:36 pm EST (Image from NOAA) Ecojesuit explored collaborative opportunities throughout 2022 with
Listening to Indigenous Peoples and Talking as Church from Where We Are is a reflection on the responses of 23 synod synthesis reports of bishops’ conferences
The pandemic raised questions about how people function as a society and what needs to be valued as individuals and communities. In the Vatican, the
From floods to wildfires to droughts, the changing climate increasingly impacts human migration, adding to the growing number of displaced people worldwide. Loyola University Chicago’s
Xavier Jeyaraj SJ The cries of the forests and air, water, land, and the poor are the focus of the latest issues of Promotio Iustitiae
Faith-based organizations are engaging in the negotiations at the UN Biodiversity Conference on the current draft of the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF), understanding that
Wasting Food is a booklet on the problem of food waste – its many faces, what science tells, the philosophical and ethical implications, the theological meanings,
“I feel gratitude and wonder. I have heard the testimony of a living Church!” was what Cardinal Mario Grech, Secretary General of the Synod of
The Parish as Oasis – An Introduction to Practical Environmental Care is a new book that outlines practical steps that parishes can take to participate
The equity that loss and damage seeks Pedro Walpole SJ Dedicated delegates met for the final outcome of COP27 in the early morning of 20
