2023

Since 2020, Jesuit scholastics studying philosophy at the Catholic University of Central Africa (UCAC) have been organising what has now become a tradition, an “Ecological Week”.

Faith communities across the United States are joining hands to observe the annual World Day Against the Death Penalty on October 10.

We, the people of Northeast India, look at Mother Earth as a living system. The conservationist principle of maintaining a balance between consumption and regeneration is part of the ethos.

Since August 2022, collaborators of the Association Fe y Alegría Paraguay have been participating in Ignatian Spirituality formation workshops.

We share the citizens' statement of agreement for Peace in the Province of Mexico:

Statement published by the Jesuits on the border between the Dominican Republic and Haiti in which they warn of the risks posed to the local populations and their livelihoods by an extractive mining project.

In August 2023, the Catholic Ethical Purchasing Alliance (CEPA) gathered institutional leaders at The Industrial Commons for a two-day immersion to reflect on the impact of purchasing practices both in their institution and society at large.

There are several facets to sustainable practices, especially the emphasis on student-driven initiatives.

In a message of enthusiasm for defending the Common Home, Pope Francis encouraged the young people who make up the Second Caravan for Integral Ecology to follow his prophecy to protect the communities and Mother Earth martyred by mining.

Immersing in nature allows us to discover and learn many new things. This Season of Creation, Emmaus Farm, a Jesuit ecological centre situated in Chiang Mai, hosted around 20 students from the Catholic Student Network