Pedro Walpole SJ Recently my work team and I went through a listening activity to see how we wanted to get the best out of
Category: Editorials
Ecojesuit Lead Actions to build a better normal
Ecojesuit contributes to a better normal through its Lead Actions that emerged out of two months of focused dialogues early this year with the six
On the occasion of the postponed COP26: Open letters to the Presidents of the African Union, Council of the European Union, and European Commission, and to the UK Prime Minister
JCAM Justice and Ecology Office and Xavier Network Committed to following the teaching that Pope Francis set out in Laudato Si’ and to promoting an
The meaning of networking in ecclesial networks alliances for integral ecology
Pedro Walpole SJ Anyone reading this editorial is in practice participating at least minimally in networking. Networks help people get interested in work elsewhere and
What Ecojesuit can learn from Pope Francis
On 3 September, Pope Francis met with some ecological experts who are collaborating with the Bishops’ Conference of France on the theme of Laudato Si’.
Season of Creation 2020: Jubilee for the Earth with new rhythms, new hope
For many people around the world, the year 2020 may be considered a year of online meetings and virtual interactions. However, with the coronavirus pandemic
Indigenous rights and integral ecology
Xavier Jeyaraj SJ Ecojesuit shares the editorial by Father Xavier Jeyaraj SJ, Secretary of the Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat (SJES) originally published last year
River above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network for forests, oceans, and peoples
This Sunday we celebrate the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. Every 9 August, the world commemorates the inaugural session of the 1982 Working
Ecojesuit commitment to build back a new normal
Human vulnerability and environmental degradation are laid bare once more as the pandemic grows and country documentation reveals the spread of the virus. All of
Global Ignatian advocacy networks in the face of COVID-19
Valeria Méndez de Vigo How is the COVID-19 pandemic affecting forced migration, education, the environment and ecology, and the most vulnerable people and communities? Convened