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Last summer, at the height of the pandemic and economic uncertainty, the heart-wrenching killing of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police office sworn to protect and serve sparked national protests, civil unrest and a national reckoning with racism that was a long time coming.
Today we welcome Joe Biden as the 46th President of the United States of America.
Catholic Climate Covenant is pleased to announce Anna Robertson as the Director of Youth and Young Adult Mobilization.
Today our nation has spoken about the direction they wish to take in the years ahead.
The Catholic Climate Covenant today announced that during this year’s Season of Creation, it will host a five-part webinar series, “On the Common Good & Our Common Home,” for U.S. Catholics.
Seven Catholic communities in the Catholic Diocese of Richmond, which stretches across much of Virginia, have completed or nearly completed solar projects with Catholic Energies this summer, representing a substantial injection of solar power across the Diocese’s churches and schools.
As Christians throughout the world prepare to celebrate Season of Creation, Catholic Climate Covenant announces the release of its 2020 Feast of St. Francis Program.
Three parishes in the Catholic Diocese of Arlington have completed solar projects with Catholic Energies this month, bringing the total number of Arlington Catholic churches using solar power to four.
In my sixty years, I’ve never experienced so many crises all at once: a pandemic, an economic collapse and civil unrest caused by yet one more black man dead at the hands of those sworn to protect and to serve.
Next week, Catholics around the country and around the world will celebrate the fifth anniversary of Pope Francis’ landmark encyclical letter Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home through prayer, education, and online activities.
