Bryan P Galligan SJ At the 2022 UN climate change conference (COP27), negotiators are set to make some important decisions about the future of food.
Category: Editorials
Re-building to commit in COP27 with faith
Recent Global CO2 trend: 417.89 ppm, 27 October; 417.90 ppm, 28 October; 417.90 ppm, 29 October; 417.91 ppm, 30 October; 417.91 ppm, 31 October (last
Financing for Loss and Damage is the preferential option for the poor, a call to world leaders at COP27
Senior figures from the Catholic Church in Africa are calling for world leaders to finally agree to provide finance for Loss and Damage to help
Youth needed for a new understanding of economics: Young people interview Gaël Giraud
Images: The Economy of Francesco As part of the preparations for the The Economy of Francesco 2022 Global Event, Cristian Varela and Maria Virginia Solis,
From the tides and currents in Lisbon, towards greater ocean action and justice
The Oceania Asia Talanoa Faith Delegation to the 2022 UN Ocean Conference Different groups affected by the changes in ocean climate, livelihoods and biodiversity loss
Challenged to find the best paths led by the Spirit
Pedro Walpole SJ In a recent communication with the Society of Jesus with reference to the Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat (SJES), the current Superior
Listening to the cry of our spirit, touching the soul of the people and land
The challenge of synodality is the listening and the finding together of a common path found in the suffering hearts of people, young and old,
Beyond COP26 and the shared mission of climate justice
The 26th Conference of the Parties (COP26) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change wrapped up with the release of the Glasgow Climate Pact,
Jesuit institutions and networks urged to participate in the Laudato Si’ Action Platform
Fr. Arturo Sosa, the Superior General of the Society of Jesus “extends an earnest invitation to all to join the process of the Laudato Si’
Ecojesuit COP26: A global advocacy for climate justice, committing to mission and action beyond COP26
As humanity continues to reckon with the impact of the pandemic almost two years after, climate negotiations are sitting in the corner for the past