Raiza Javier How do we build back from a global health crisis that exposed deeply rooted sufferings long endured by the poor? How do we
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Perspectives on global justice and fixing the ecological mess
Charles Chilufya SJ Human beings are dramatically changing the surface conditions on planet Earth at an accelerating rate. One key aspect of this is pollution.
European Laudato Si’ Alliance: Promoting Laudato Si’ in Europe
The Laudato Si’ encyclical is affecting people in very different ways. A number of people working in different Catholic Church institutions and organizations in Europe
Regenerate our disrupted relationships with Creation and with one another, a reminder from Laudato Si’
The relevance and prophetic calls for action that Laudato Si’ shared five years ago are important reminders that we must act fast to “regenerate” our
The value of sustainability reporting for business responsibility and accountability
Mariel de Jesus For over 10 years now, companies in the Philippines have been exploring the practice of sustainability reporting. Though widely adopted in many
New ecological book: Reupholstered Psalms, ancient songs sung new
Ecojesuit shares the following interview of Fr Gregory Kennedy SJ in the Seeds of Faith blog for his new book of poetry, Reupholstered Psalms: Ancient
Sketching4Change: Drawing Laudato Si’
In a time of great worry and confusion brought by interconnected global crises, art has a power to provide not only comfort from anxiety, but
Community-based response to water scarcity in Kaknewadi village
Kaknewadi is a village in Parner Taluka, Ahmednagar District, in Maharashtra State, India, surrounded by hills on all sides and with a water scarcity problem.
Lenten reflections on ecological conversion
Paul Pace SJ A series of blog materials on ecological conversion entitled Ecological conversion: Why should I change? is being offered by the Jesuits in
Interdisciplinary colloquium seeking synergy in Laudato Si’, Ecojesuit, Amazon Synod, and sustainable development
Law students studying financial, environmental, and sustainable development themes in their legal courses at the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (PUJ) in Bogotá, Colombia participated in an