Justice, Peace and Ecology Articles

After over 40 years of working to protect the environment, what have Columbans learned about how to best care for creation? What lessons can people of faith implement in…

While addressing climate change is urgent, we must also be mindful that our planet and the lives of thousands of species are also in danger because of biodiversity loss.…

The true meaning of our Lenten fast is to stand in solidarity with the poor and more justly distribute the resources of the earth. This message is even more urgent now…

2021 was another challenging year for our sisters and brothers coming to the United States’ southern border looking for refuge. In 2022, the continuation of inhumane…

The twin ecological crises of climate change and biodiversity loss were at the center of international and national discussion for much of 2021. As 2022 gets underway, we…

Those that accompany migrants along their journey know that governments do not always live up to their commitments. Often nonprofit organizations, and especially faith-…

Since detecting the first reported coronavirus (Covid-19 or pandemic) cases, the people in the Philippines are experiencing widespread fear of contracting Covid-19.

On the 24 May the Vatican will invite the entire Catholic Church to embark on an audacious faith-filled, decade-long journey through the Laudato Si …

In Chile and Peru, the Covid-19 pandemic is surging and creating even more suffering for the poor and the vulnerable. The effects of the pandemic go far beyond being…

This week, the Biden administration completes the first 100 days of its administration.

At the beginning of this year, with the inauguration of a new President and the beginning of a new Congress, we shared our advocacy priorities for 2021. This week marks…