Jesuits in the four provinces of India’s western region are leading a quiet revolution by aiming to become energy self-sufficient using only sunlight, setting an example for others to follow for sustainable, clean energy to protect the environment...
Read MoreTo mark the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis’ historic encyclical Laudato sí, Fr Jojo Fung SJ reflects on the precious gifts Pope Francis has graciously offered to the Church...
Read MorePeace is often described as an ultimate goal. Yet, in our current geopolitical climate, it is often reduced to a buzzword—an elusive dream that obscures its complexity...
Read MoreWhat is climate debt and why does it exist? In this third episode, we dive into the urgent call for climate debt justice ahead of COP30...
Read MoreIn rural Cambodia, children living with intellectual disabilities are often hidden away – unseen by their communities, excluded from education, and forgotten by a world that does not recognise their worth...
Read MorePupils from a Jesuit school took part in a ‘Fridays for the Future’ demonstration in central London, calling on the UK Government to help protect the environment...
Read MoreThis guide is a monthly resource for our global movement, offering reflections and testimonies to inspire us to pray, reflect, and act for creation...
Read MoreIn this Jubilee Year’s Season of Creation, in which we are called to be Pilgrims of Hope, a courageous voice resounds from Brazil. The Commission for Integral Ecology and Mining of the National Conference of Bishops of Brazil (CNBB) has recently published a powerful document: the ‘Manifesto for Integral Ecology: a narrative to face the planetary socio-environmental crisis’...
Read MoreTen years after Pope Francis’ encyclical,Laudato Si’, the cry of the earth and of the poor continues to resound urgently in our world...
Read MoreIn Xavier College's social justice week, we remember that a commitment to justice aligns with Jesus’ golden rule – love God and love your neighbour.
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