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
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Of wounded healers and urgent action on the ecological pandemic
Cardinal Charles Maung Bo Dear friends, greetings from Myanmar. Mingalarbar. It is with great joy that I wish to be part of this great deliberation
USA East Jesuit parishes examine importance of advocacy to care for our common home
Nicholas Napolitano As the world prepares to gather for the UN COP 26 meetings in November 2021, and regions continue conversations and making commitments to
A collaborative community of learners grows food in Ballfield Farm
Carol Gonzalez The Ballfield Farm (BFF) community is a neighborhood project collectively growing organic food on city-owned land (an abandoned baseball field) in Pittsburgh’s Northside
Centre Arrupe Madagascar: Commitment and action for the environment and for climate justice
Efa Ravelonantoandro An environment and sustainable development program was established at the Centre Arrupe Madagascar (CA MDG) in 2019 that embraces the call of Laudato
Voices of community, faith, and nature from Oceania and Asia in climate reconciliation
Addressing the climate crisis in Oceania and Asia will only be possible if Pacific and Asian communities work together and engage in meaningful dialogue that
Reimagine, recreate, restore: Urgent actions for the world environment and ecosystems restoration
World Environment Day is celebrated annually on 5 June since 1974 to raise awareness and generate actions on urgent environmental concerns. For this year, this
Stepping forward for the global common good
Ecojesuit launches Stepping Forward for the Global Common Good, a workshop series to promote the urgency of understanding and participating in the COP26 process that
Prayer for the Earth (video) from Laudato Si’
Ecojesuit shares Pope Francis’ Prayer for the Earth from Laudato Si’ that is also part of the broader story of Connecting Voices, Connecting Laudato Si’:
Cultivating hope in community through youth training
Apu Palamguwan Cultural Education Center Hope has become a scarce resource in several communities in the margins, a year after battling the COVID-19 pandemic and