Kevin Hargaden Ecojesuit shares this article from the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice that juxtaposes two approaches to reversing climate change – the technological
Category: Editorials
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
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
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
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
Back in the Paris Agreement and climate action, a refreshing wind in the US
Ann Marie Brennan A refreshing wind is blowing through the US this season, most especially during the recent Earth Day when US President Joseph Biden
A dream of a boreal ecclesial network
John McCarthy SJ What does integral ecology look like in the circumpolar boreal biome? This question is rarely, if ever, asked and the answers to
A commitment from the Ignatian family for climate justice, COP26 and beyond
The Ignatian family, with its collaborators and partners, comes together in this collective statement, Towards COP26: Advocating for Climate Justice, A Commitment from the Ignatian
Ecojesuit in 2020 and ongoing 2021 actions
Ecojesuit started 2020 by building on the momentum gained from the 2019 Annual Meeting in India and COP25 in Madrid, where the network organized a
The many concerns of food security today
Pedro Walpole SJ Three global dialogues on interwoven global concerns are taking place, at the core of which is the growing food insecurity in many