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Concerns continue to be raised about the lack of support offered to countries in the Global South to help them tackle climate change, following two weeks of climate negotiations in Bonn...

Inspired by both Laudato Si’ by Pope Francis and Pope Leo XIV’s call to live an integral ecology with justice, we call for a profound ecological conversion. Ten years since the publication of Laudato Si’ and the signing of the Paris Agreement, the countries of the world have not responded with the necessary urgency. The Church will not remain silent. We will continue to raise our voice alongside science, civil society, and the most vulnerable, with truth and consistency, until justice is done...

Jesuit priest Stan Lourdusamy S.J. (26 April 1937 – 5 July 2021) was done to death by the iron hand of the Indian State 2021...

Introducing Promotio Iustitiae 138 Theme: GC 32–36 — A Journey of Justice and Reconciliation Over the coming eight months, every Fridays, Promotio Iustitiae will take you on a deep and reflective journey through the evolving mission of the Society of Jesus — from GC 32 to GC 36 — as it continues to reshape its commitment to faith and justice in response to a rapidly changing world...

The Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development and the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments present at the Holy See Press Office, a new formulary of the Roman Missal dedicated to the “Care for Creation”...

COP30 is an opportunity we must not miss. For the first time, we are showcasing the global presence of the Society of Jesus—Jesuits and their institutions—in a single campaign called Jesuits for Climate Justice Campaign (JCJC). We have identified two core axes: one we call 'heart advocacy' and the other 'hard advocacy'...

Two important milestones mark the path of the Church towards Cop 30 this Tuesday, July 1. The first of them is the presentation of the document “a call for climate justice and the common house: ecological conversion, transformation and resistance to false solutions” to Pope Leo XIV.

The bishops’ conferences and councils from Asia, Africa and Latin America (SECAM, CELAM and FABC) and the Pontifical Commission for Latin America publish a document calling for climate justice and ecological conversion in light of the UN climate change conference, COP30, which will take place in November in Brazil.

As the Jesuit Integral Ecology Assembly drew to a close in Chicago, delegates felt grateful, renewed, and hopeful. After four days of learning, prayer, and planning, they were asked to reflect on a final challenge: What is one thing that you can do right now that will help us grow this network of mutuality?

To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the encyclical Laudato si: On Care for Our Common Home, a meaningful tree-planting campaign took root in Binh Phuoc Province, Vietnam, on 14 June. This initiative is part of the Environmental Priority 2025 Project under the Fourth Universal Apostolic Preference of the Society of Jesus. It aims to promote environmental protection and cultivate sustainable communities through planting perennial and fruit trees.