John Surette, SJ Ecojesuit shares this timely piece from the National Catholic Reporter, as John Surette, SJ urgently reminds us of the soul-sized challenge in
Tag: Planetary boundaries
Renewing ecological life and mission
JCAP Reconciliation with Creation team Beginning with gratitude and reflecting on the letter of Father General Adolfo Nicolás in preparation for the 36th General Congregation,
Laudato si’ and integral ecology: Do not be afraid
Pedro Walpole “Do not be afraid” could well have been Pope Francis’ opening words in this encyclical, as he asks us to go deeper, and
A call to dialogue on sustainability science and values
The Global Ignatian Advocacy Network (GIAN)-Ecology continues to pursue the call to dialogue on sustainability science and values that emerged from previous discussions in Stockholm,
Updates from the scientific community on planetary boundaries, global temperature, and sea level rise
Recent reports from some scientific organizations are indicating that human demands on the Earth are pushing the planet to the limit and that our subsequent
The Pope and Tacloban: Social and economic inclusion of the poor in post-disaster response and humanity’s need to reconcile with Creation
Pedro Walpole The visit of Pope Francis to the Philippines is a religious and deeply cultural occasion. Though he asked for no images of himself
Shifting minds and hearts for a sustainable world: The Stockholm Dialogue on sustainability science and values
By the Global Ignatian Advocacy Network (GIAN)-Ecology The Stockholm Dialogue is premised on the realities that our planet’s fragility and humanity’s vulnerability are increasingly laid bare
Humanity’s challenge: To work within the safe operating space of planetary and landscape boundaries
Andreas Carlgren This is what we humans face as the huge challenge for our common future: If we keep Earth within the safe operating space