Nicholas Napolitano Buoyed by the prayers of the choir of saints in heaven and showing pathways forward from people on the ground (and where politicians
Category: Reflections
COP26: Can this be an opportunity for African countries to shape the climate agenda?
Charles B Chilufya SJ There is every hope that 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) will go beyond the usual rhetoric we
A joint appeal to COP26 participants from the faith and science communities: One family in a common home, greater ambition needed at COP26
Ecojesuit shares the Joint Appeal signed by around 40 faith leaders representing the world’s major religions and scientists who participated in the meeting Faith and
Season of Creation 2021: Christian leaders unite and stress environmental sustainability, impact on persistent poverty, and the imperative of cooperation
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, Pope Francis, and Archbishop Justin Welby of Canterbury shared a joint message as the 2021 Season of Creation began: “This is the
IPCC report on the physical basis of climate change 2021: A reality check on “where we are headed, what can be done, and how we can prepare”
Ecojesuit shares the 9 August 2021 press statement of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) on the release of the Working Group I
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
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
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’:
Youth education for climate, preparing for a lifetime challenge
Ecojesuit shares this article originally published in Magis Americas as part of their initiative to invite different people and organizations as guest writers on specific
Voices from the margins and the cultures for recognition and reconciliation
In a recent virtual side event to the 20th Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, Jason Menaling, from the Pulangiyēn community in