(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
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A renewed call for ecological conversion
Antonio Moreno SJ The recent conversation that the Reconciliation with Creation group in the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP) organized is an attempt to
The many concerns of food security today
Pedro Walpole SJ Three global dialogues on interwoven global concerns are taking place, at the core of which is the growing food insecurity in many
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
Jesuit Ecological Network – South Asia 3-day inter-religious prayer
“Interdependence obliges us to think of one world with a common plan.” -Laudato Si’ 164 The Jesuit Network in Ecology – South Asia prepared a
Inspiring sustainable lifestyles through the lens
Wishing to contribute to building a strong narrative for deep individual and collective changes, CIDSE (an international global alliance of 17 Catholic development agencies working
COP21 first week result: A smooth process and a revised first draft climate agreement
The Ecojesuit Team There is no doubt that the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference (COP15) in December 2009, caused a real trauma in the world of
RECONCILING WITH CREATION
“Reconciling with Creation” is a resource book for those interested in learning more about the ecological dimension of the Jesuit mission. The publication is an