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Going meatless for Lent is good for the body, soul and our Common Home
Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant Writer
Feb 28, 2023
U.S. Catholics are mobilizing for our Common Home this year
Henry Glynn, Catholic Climate Covenant Policy Advisor
Jan 31, 2023
7 key resources for enlisting your parish or diocese in the Laudato Si’ Action Platform
Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant Writer
Jan 05, 2023
Hopeful Signs Regarding Plastic Alternatives
Nancy LaVerda, Catholic Climate Covenant Public Health Vounteer
Dec 09, 2022
Oakland parish leader works for environmental justice by studying air pollution
Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant Writer
Sep 27, 2022
IRA’s historic climate investments aligned with Catholic teaching
Henry Glynn, Catholic Climate Covenant Policy Advisor
Sep 02, 2022
Meet John Mundell, the new director of the Laudato Si’ Action Platform
Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant Writer
Aug 24, 2022
Photo essay: Celebrating Joy in Creation!
Aug 18, 2022
Sisters of St. Joseph in Pennsylvania host festive celebration for our Common Home
Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant Writer
Aug 10, 2022
Catholic Climate Covenant hears plea for more Church support for creation in Synodal gatherings
Elena Gaona, Catholic Climate Covenant
Jul 26, 2022
Restoring the Roots of God’s Creation through Worm Composting
Katie Gozum, former Youth & Young Adult Mobilization Intern
Jul 19, 2022
A West Virginia parish cleans up a ‘resurrected river’
Donna K. Becher, Creation Care Team member
Jul 15, 2022
This July, Go Plastic-Free for Creation!
Paz Artaza-Regan, Catholic Climate Covenant Program Manager
Jul 05, 2022
Message to graduates: Gratitude is regenerative
Jun 07, 2022
How a parish in the South Side of Chicago became an urban oasis
Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant Writer
May 24, 2022
Washington Retreat House in nation’s capital goes green for guests
Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant Writer
Mar 18, 2022
God’s Creation had four seasons – Will it always be?
Nancy LaVerda, Catholic Climate Covenant Public Health Volunteer
Mar 03, 2022
The window of time to act is closing, but our hearts must remain open
Emily Burke and Henry Glynn
Mar 01, 2022
In California, two young Catholics at the forefront of climate and environmental conversations and activism
Claire Lucas, Catholic Climate Covenant contributing writer
Feb 25, 2022
Victory Nolls Sisters grant will help student “bee-lievers” at St. Joseph’s Academy
Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant Writer
Feb 11, 2022
Making Laudato Si’ Choices on the Way to a Party
Nancy LaVerda, Catholic Climate Covenant Public Health Volunteer
Jan 27, 2022
Fast Fashion – Bridging The Gap with Mindful Purchases and Gifts
Desiré Findlay, Intern for Young Adult Mobilization
Dec 09, 2021
Giving Garden helps Catholic parishes grow Blessings
Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant writer
Nov 24, 2021
Nevada Catholic Charities places big bet on solar energy
By Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant writer
Oct 21, 2021
Climate-wise, are we spiritually deaf?
Fr. Bob Bonnot, Homily of 9/5/21 edited for publication
Sep 19, 2021
Inspired by our faith: New routines, new eco-projects, and new funding for climate projects
Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant writer
Sep 16, 2021
St. Francis’s example calls us to joyful transformation with the whole of God’s creation this Season of Creation
Alex Mikulich, Catholic Climate Covenant contributing writer
Sep 14, 2021
This Season of Creation, Hope Matters
Christina Ferguson, Catholic Climate Covenant contributing writer
Sep 03, 2021
Engaging Catholic Leaders for Climate Action.
Daniel Burke, Catholic Climate Covenant Writer
Aug 25, 2021
Laudato Si' urges us to transition to renewable energy
Grace Eder, communications coordinator for Catholic Energies
May 26, 2021
Laudato Si’ and the Importance of Ecosystems: The Example of the Yellowstone Wolves
Nancy LaVerda, Catholic Climate Covenant Public Health Volunteer
Apr 29, 2021
Farming projects by African youth show growing food and regenerating nature can go together
Staff, as shared by Allen Ottaro
Apr 23, 2021
Financing solar? “Empowering Good” podcast answers your questions
Grace Eder, Mission Energy Communications Coordinator
Feb 25, 2021
Come as you are: Integral ecology points the way for engaging authentically on creation care for our generation
Anna Robertson, Director of Youth and Young Adult Mobilization
Feb 19, 2021
We are Interconnected: Laudato Si’ and Covid-19
Nancy LaVerda, Catholic Climate Covenant Public Health Volunteer
Jan 15, 2021
What Catholics Can Do to Help Address Climate Change
Dan Misleh, Catholic Climate Covenant Executive Director
Jan 08, 2021
As our loved ones heal, the human(kindness) connections between healthcare and the environment become more urgent
Sister Mary Ellen Leciejewski
Dec 16, 2020
Eco-Conversion Begins with Love of God, of Each Other, and of Creation
Bishop Joseph J. Tyson
Dec 08, 2020
Through Laudato Si’ Action Plan, U.S. Catholics can help build a better world. We need you.
Jose Aguto, Catholic Climate Covenant Associate Director
Dec 01, 2020
Protecting sacred seeds in a pandemic, and into the future
Partners in the Pawnee Seed Preservation Project
Nov 25, 2020
As Our Climate Changes, Caring for Creation Means Caring for Most Vulnerable Life
Nancy LaVerda, Catholic Climate Covenant Public Health Volunteer
Oct 29, 2020
Offering sustenance and dignity to families in need during COVID-19
Christopher Brancato, MA, Catholic Charities Diocese of Paterson
Oct 22, 2020
We Must Rebuild Together to Preserve our Mountains, our Precious Resources, for All
Donna K. Becher
Oct 16, 2020
Illinois young adults adapt Season of Creation prayer event for our days of pandemic
By Kayla Jacobs, Roman Catholic Diocese of Joliet
Sep 28, 2020
This is our Covenant with God: It’s our job to tend this world for its divine owner and Creator
Stephen Schneck, Ph.D, Executive Director of Franciscan Action Network
Sep 28, 2020
Climate is a Matter of Health: Let’s Embrace an Earth-centered, Nature-based Approach to Protect Both, Particularly the Most Vulnerable
By Dr. Laura Anderko, PhD RN
Sep 23, 2020
This Season of Creation, the U.S. can lead the way in addressing global hunger, climate change and poverty
Roberto D. Navarro, CRS Senior Director of US Church Engagement
Sep 15, 2020
This Election Season Can Bring Heartburn, but also Hope, for Catholics
Walker Carlson, Catholic Climate Covenant Development Coordinator
Sep 11, 2020
Read latest post in Our Common Home Blog
Sep 01, 2020
For My Generation, Environmental Protection isn’t a Red vs. Blue Issue, it’s a Catholic One!
Claire Jackson
Aug 18, 2020
Supporting families in need
Aug 04, 2020
Arlington Parishes Latest to Go Solar as Virginia Moves Toward 100% Renewable
Covenant Staff
Jul 28, 2020
2020 Is Offering Us This: A Clearer Vision of What Is Required
Dan Misleh, Founding Executive Director of Catholic Climate Covenant
Jun 09, 2020
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