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Just as when, united as one body of Christ, we are a reflection of God’s love. Caring for our common home makes us all part of God’s Planet…

Featured Stories

World Environment Day sheds light on importance of sustainability

June 5, 2023

This post comes to us from Salesian Missions USA, headquartered in New Rochelle, N.Y., and part of the Don Bosco Network — a worldwide federation of Salesian NGOs. The mission of the U.S.-based nonprofit

The Letter: a film that reminds us not to look away

April 11, 2023

When the Oscars were announced this year, “The Letter: A Message For Our Earth,” which “stars” Pope Francis and five ecological activists, didn’t make the cut.

Going meatless for Lent is good for the body, soul and our Common Home

February 28, 2023

For centuries, the Catholic Church has taught that abstaining from meat on Fridays is good for the soul.

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Synod on Synodality Events Demographics

With prospects for substantial climate change legislation fading as midterm elections draw closer, a major Catholic campaign is bringing constituents straight to their senators, writes reporter Brian Roewe in National Catholic Reporter.