Pedro Walpole SJ I feel great peace and encouragement to share my experience in Rome with the Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat (SJES) and its
Category: Reflections
The lost forest, Laudato Si’, Missio Dei
Gilbert Lasway SJ I recently watched The Lost Forest, a 20-minute National Geographic documentary directed by Orlando von Einsiedel in which an international team of
Peru oil spill and its prolonged impacts on lives and livelihoods
(Photo: OCHA/Marc Belanger) IPS Noticias (translation to English by Carmen de los Rios) This article (with some updates) was shared by the Conferencia de Provinciales
Voices of hope in caring for our common home
(Photo from APC: Juvelyn and Rosalie, senior high school students at the Apu Palamguwan Cultural Education Center (APC) that operates an upland indigenous school in
To replace our unheeding hearts with a suffering heart that identifies with the planet
(photo by Patrick Federi) Juan V Fernandez de la Gala COP26 was said to be the last great hope to save the planet but instead
The closing of COP26 and the Gospel of Mark
Pedro Walpole SJ With the ending of COP26 and much to work with given the transparency of science that urges action, there are many loopholes
COP26: Optimism, caution, and hope
Indigenous rights and climate justice rally, COP26, Glasgow (photo: Siji Chacko SJ) Victor Reyes The legacy of COP26 is yet to be determined but mainstream
An appeal to focus on eco-education in COP26
Charles Dhinakaran Jesuits in India appeal to policy makers to give focus to eco-education in COP26 to raise awareness and action on environmental concerns and
Deep ocean and climate change at COP26
Sue Martin If we can collaborate and work together to care for our oceans in the next 10 years, we can work together to care
Thinking globally, acting locally for climate justice in COP26
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