Winning a battle but not the war against open-pit mining
Posted in Commentary Faith and the Environment Features | Commentary Social Justice The Philippines

Winning a battle but not the war against open-pit mining

Joseph Peter Calleja Catholic bishops in the Philippines have long fought against open-pit mining—a surface…

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The days of the mighty Mekong River are numbered
Posted in Asia China Faith and the Environment Features | Commentary Region

The days of the mighty Mekong River are numbered

Water levels along Thailand’s stretches of the Mekong River have plummeted to alarming lows, causing…

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Greenland is melting, islands have disappeared
Posted in Cullen's Corner Faith and the Environment Features | Commentary

Greenland is melting, islands have disappeared

I loathe the cold and love the warm. Who doesn’t? I grew up in Ireland where…

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Care of the earth and concern for migrants are connected cardinal says
Posted in Faith and the Environment International NEWS

Care of the earth and concern for migrants are connected cardinal says

VATICAN (CNS): Catholics will mark the World Day of Migrants and Refugees during the ecumenical…

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Reflections on Laudato Si’:  Re-education for ecological citizenship
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Reflections on Laudato Si’: Re-education for ecological citizenship

September 1 marks the beginning of the Season of Creation, which ends on October 4,…

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We all must change to defeat Covid-19
Posted in Cullen's Corner Faith and the Environment

We all must change to defeat Covid-19

The catastrophe is upon us. The world is suffering and in shock as hundreds of…

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Reflections on Laudato Si’:  Towards the new ecological awareness
Posted in Faith and the Environment Features | Commentary

Reflections on Laudato Si’: Towards the new ecological awareness

When Francis of Assisi spoke of “mother earth”, of “brother sun, sister moon …” he…

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