(Photo by P Walpole) Pope Francis’ message for the 2022 World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation (released in July 2022), celebrated since
Tag: ecological conversion
IIEC 2022: An invitation to ecological conversion, celebrating the 500th year of St Ignatius’ conversion
In celebrating the 500th anniversary of the conversion of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, the Australian Jesuit Province is hosting the International Ignatian Ecospiritual Conference (IIEC
Encountering God in nature: A webinar on ecological conversion
The Reconciliation with Creation (RwC) network of the Jesuit Conference Asia Pacific (JCAP) offers a webinar on ecological conversion for this season of Lent. Dr
Ecodiagnostic starts in Casa Velha
Pedro Franco I am part of a group from the Associação Casa Velha called Atravessados, in honor of the village of Vale Travesso. In Atravessados,
What Ecojesuit can learn from Pope Francis
“There will be no new relationship with nature without a new human being, and it is by healing the human heart that one can hope
Laudato Si’: Pope Francis’ vision for our common home and humanity
Ecojesuit shares a study article on Laudato Si’ by Thomas Karimundackal SJ for an edited book that will come out, where he tried to look
The call of Laudato Si’ for conversion: A reflection on the day of our Lord’s Ascension
Scholastic Frederick Ray Popo SJ The Ascension of Jesus Christ has two meanings. On the one hand, it is a heartwarming farewell. On the other,
Science and humanities meet Laudato Si’
Nancy C Tuchman, PhD My colleagues in the sciences at Loyola University Chicago’s (LUC) Institute of Environmental Sustainability (IES) spend much of their time researching
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
Peace as a journey of hope, through dialogue, reconciliation and ecological conversion
Ecojesuit shares the message of Pope Francis celebrating the 53rd World Day of Peace in January 2020 as a journey of hope with dialogue, reconciliation and