Tag: Laudato si
Reef collapse warning raises pressure to curb fossil fuel expansion in...
Environmental advocates urge stronger marine safeguards as warming seas and El Niño add pressure on reefs across Southeast Asia
Burned forests in Indonesia must not become mines or plantations, Church...
Catholic leaders say worsening fires threaten public health, livelihoods and Indigenous communities while exposing deeper ecological justice concerns
Philippine bishop honored for environmental, human rights advocacy
Bishop Gerardo Alminaza says ecological protection must uphold Indigenous Peoples’ rights and give affected communities a voice in development
Margins can no longer adapt as world nears 1.5°C overshoot
Climate-vulnerable communities face mounting losses, displacement and food insecurity as fossil fuel dependence deepens already unequal burdens worldwide
Holy See: Sustainable development must address all dimensions
The Holy See addresses a debate on sustainable development noting the deep interconnectedness of all human dimensions
El Niño deepens regional strain as Southeast Asia battles fires and...
Indonesia’s fires, Myanmar’s electricity warnings and Philippine hydropower concerns show how El Niño is testing communities across Asia
Philippine bishops urge stronger safeguards for Indigenous Peoples amid critical minerals...
Church leaders called for genuine consent, stronger environmental safeguards and Indigenous participation in decisions affecting ancestral lands and livelihoods
Crop change, land use change, climate change: Conversations with Indigenous youth
There is much work ahead but there are also many sources inspiration in stories from those who share the hope, care, practice, with a moral and spiritual grounding
Pilgrimage carries Philippine communities’ ‘cries’ over coal, land and ecological threats
Walkers are bringing concerns over coal, land disputes, large energy projects and environmental damage directly to national agencies
Tokyo cardinal: Church ecological campaign ends, but responsibility for creation continues
Kikuchi links care for creation to Christian responsibility, urging continued action after the Church’s monthlong ecological observance ended
















