God is no argument for ecological claim
Peter Knauer SJ, 76, has been a professor of fundamental theology at Sankt Georgen Graduate School of Philosophy and Theology in Frankfurt, Germany and is
Earth healing and reclaiming the commons
Al Fritsch, SJ Our website Earth Healing, sponsored by the Kentucky Jesuit Mission, shares the electronic third draft of Reclaiming the Commons, a book that
Empowering rural communities in Zambia: Kasisi Agricultural Training Centre
Paul Desmarais, SJ Developing local strategies to conserve environmental resources, and providing lifelong education in sustainable farming: these are the central tasks of the Kasisi
Jesuit response to environmental and ecological challenges: healing a broken world
In the time leading up to the General Congregation (GC) 35, there was much excitement about how the supreme governing body of the Society of
Reflections from the Task Force on Ecology
“Healing a Broken World” is the title of the just published report by the Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat in Rome and is the latest
Water is no commodity: A European Citizens’ Initiative takes up position
T.P. The access to safe and clean drinking water and sanitation is a basic human right, declared the UN General Assembly in 2010. Yet, less
Flights for Forests
Aviation accounts for 4 to 9 percent of the climate change impact of human activity. With more and more people flying, air travel is set
Asian Jesuits and partners meet on the environment
Jesuits and friends from all over Asia Pacific met along the banks of the Mekong to bring together two very clear experiences. First is that
Risk as a characteristic of modernity? New arguments in an old debate
T.P. “A huge majority of EU citizens care deeply about the environment,” states a recent press release from the European Commission. It corresponds often to
Magis and Ecology
The World Youth Day (WYD) is the major worldwide gathering of catholic young people, initiated by Pope John Paul II in Rome in 1984. Since