Church call to action as Pacific nations face ‘life or death’ struggle to survive climate change
BRISBANE Archbishop Mark Coleridge will join dozens of Church leaders from across Oceania for a five-day meeting in Fiji, with ...
BRISBANE Archbishop Mark Coleridge will join dozens of Church leaders from across Oceania for a five-day meeting in Fiji, with ...
THE head of the Church in Fiji says the recent catastrophic earthquakes that devastated parts of Indonesia and Solomon Islands should ...
Staff writers and Vatican News POPE Francis has offered his encouragement to delegates at the 2022 UN Climate Change Conference ...
AS the United Nations climate change conference unfolds in the Egyptian city of Sharm el-Sheikh, Catholic bishops in Africa are ...
POPE Francis is featured in a documentary film on climate change and the environment that had its global premiere at ...
The care of the environment and the fight against climate change is not a lofty goal for humanity but a ...
By Fredrick Nzwili, Catholic News Service CATHOLIC priests, nuns and church agencies are providing some relief in East Africa's drought, ...
A UN report on climate change released today warns that harmful carbon emissions have never been higher and this is ...
PARISHIONERS at Kedron in Brisbane have raised their voices in prayer ahead of the international conference in Glasgow on climate ...
AN American electric vehicle maker plans to supply Pope Francis with a new popemobile that will run entirely on battery ...
Pope Francis intends to address world leaders at a crucial summit on the climate change emergency later this year, according ...
A manmade wall built to protect the island of South Tarawa from rising tides in the central Pacific island nation ...
Faiths united: one of many multi-faith actions held across Australia today. Church bells tolled, and temple gongs sounded during multi-faith ...
Flattened: Daku Primary School sign was ripped from its foundations after Cyclone Yasa swept across Fiji. FIRST responders tending to ...
Brisbane Archbishop Mark Coleridge: “That’s why it’s important for Australians, including our political leaders, to hear the voice of the ...
Protest: Faith in Climate Action protesters staged an anti-coal protest in Brisbane on November 13. Photo: Malcolm Paterson POLICE made three ...
Vatican role: Jacqui Remond. JACQUI Remond is enjoying the challenge of her role in the Church’s mapping of a post-COVID ...
La Nina alert: Residents evacuating their belongings by canoe from the Brisbane suburb of Paddington in 2011. CATHOLIC relief agencies ...
Helpless: Tens of thousands of koalas were lost in bushfires last summer. A DESPERATELY thirsty koala reaching out to take ...
Concern: The impending loss of the Great Barrier Reef “with back-to-back yearly coral bleaching across two-thirds of its length” is ...
Taking action: Oscar Delaney, 18, is a young Brisbane Christian who has joined a group taking legal action against a ...
Local efforts: A boy carrying a sack of recyclables walks through trash in Karachi, Pakistan, on June 4, the eve ...
Disaster: A firefighter hoses down trees and flying embers in an effort to secure nearby houses from bushfires near the ...
Care for Creation: Pope Francis has invited Catholics to pray and act to help create a better future. THE Vatican ...
HELÈNA McIlwain’s dream to build a house for young adults living with disabilities is coming true. Her mum, dad and...
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