Come as you are: Integral ecology points the way for engaging authentically on creation care for our generation
Hundreds of U.S. Catholic social ministry leaders came together recently for the annual Catholic Social Ministry Gathering.
Read blog entries from Catholic Climate Covenant below.
Hundreds of U.S. Catholic social ministry leaders came together recently for the annual Catholic Social Ministry Gathering.
The Caring for Our Common Home Committee at All Saints Church in Syracuse, NY recently completed three creation care events at their parish with a $1,000 Catholic Climate Project grant.
As we begin 2021 in the midst of a global pandemic that began when an infectious organism was transmitted from an animal to humans, we are reminded of the teachings of Laudato Si’
As we enter this new year, our nation had hoped to be facing better days soon.
I know you share my hope that 2021 will be a more peaceful and settled year.
Two generous supporters are offering a dollar for dollar match up to $2,000 for today and tomorrow only.
Our hospitals have become centers of life and death this year, something never seen before.
In parishes across the country, our Creation Care Teams have been marking this Advent season by slowing things down and living in the moment.
Tomorrow, December 12, marks the 5th anniversary of the signing of the Paris Agreement and it’s also the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
The external deserts in the world are growing, because the internal deserts have become so vast” (Laudato Si’, 217, citing Benedict XVI)