Religious leaders demand government action on fossil fuels
A group of 100 Australian, Indigenous and South Pacific faith leaders have demanded the federal government stops approvals for new ...
A group of 100 Australian, Indigenous and South Pacific faith leaders have demanded the federal government stops approvals for new ...
THE Church needs to be flexible, and with the Spirit this can be achieved, says Maltese-born Charles Gauci, known to ...
PARISHES across Australia are raising banners in the lead up to Laudato Si’ Week and the coming federal election, calling ...
A UN report on climate change released today warns that harmful carbon emissions have never been higher and this is ...
Two Philippine bishops have raised the alarm about rising sea levels that make Manila one of the fastest-sinking cities in ...
Pope Francis has joined two other global Christian leaders in an unprecedented warned that the world is facing a critical ...
LEADING the world’s Catholics along a journey of action in caring for creation, Pope Francis put out the call for ...
A CATHOLIC school in Queensland now boasts the largest solar farm operating at a private education facility in the southern ...
A manmade wall built to protect the island of South Tarawa from rising tides in the central Pacific island nation ...
Vatican role: Jacqui Remond. JACQUI Remond is enjoying the challenge of her role in the Church’s mapping of a post-COVID ...
Quirky: Ecologist Tamielle Brunt was drawn to the “quirkiness and the uniqueness” of the platypus. CATCHING a platypus in the ...
Paul Lucas: “It’s a new moment in Catholic social teaching for the Church – to care for the Earth with ...
Time to act: “We are lamenting; our reefs, our fishing grounds, our forests are crying with us. We must heal ...
Caring for creation: Yapanjarra Ellis, Lleyton Landers, Isiah Landers, Suva Archbishop Peter Loy Chong, Eric Ellis and Marlon Riley at ...
Ecological outlook: Dr Margaret Lee and principal Peter Edwards inspect building progress at San Damiano College in Yarrabilba, one of ...
Local efforts: A boy carrying a sack of recyclables walks through trash in Karachi, Pakistan, on June 4, the eve ...
Alice Carwardine: “I think I just felt really helpless, and I think a lot of people feel that way.” ALICE ...
Care for Creation: Pope Francis has invited Catholics to pray and act to help create a better future. THE Vatican ...
Respect for the earth: Mark and Cathy Delaney and their sons Oscar and Tom are experts at treading lightly on ...
Climate action: A coastal scene in Kiribati. Rising sea levels are threatening to sink Kiribati’s land area and ultimately displace ...
Caring for creation: Yapanjarra Ellis, Lleyton Landers, Isiah Landers, Suva Archbishop Peter Loy Chong, Eric Ellis and Marlon Riley at ...
Summit ahead: Caritas Australia acting chief executive officer Bernard Holland and Clare Vernon, of Catholic Earthcare Australia, are promoting the ...
Bishop Ken Howell: “Our neighbouring bishops from the Pacific Islands spoke of the grave problems they face through rising sea levels.” ...
Under threat: The report found 25 per cent of mammals, more than 40 per cent of amphibian species, nearly 33 ...
Reaching out: Kenmore parish priest Fr Mark Franklin said the Containers for Cash initiative was a practical way to raise ...
THE 87-year-old Pope Francis not only survived the longest trip of his pontificate, but he drew energy from the crowds...
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