It’s all connected: Restorative justice work across Brazil
Joanne Blaney sees profound connections in her restorative-justice work — from São Paulo to the Amazon and other regions of Brazil.
Accounting for our stewardship
Flávio José Rocha reflects on Jesus’ teaching to be just and generous stewards of all that God has given to us.
Listening to the voice of creation
Peg Vámosy and her Salvadoran parish group promote sustainable agriculture and environmental awareness.
Because there are no throwaway people
Care for God’s creation by supporting lay missioners’ environmental and sustainability work
Climate-forced displacement in East Africa
At Jesuit Refugee Service in Nairobi, Kenya, Dee Dungy witnesses the growing impact of climate change.
Maryknoll priest helped UN declare right to water
In honor of World Water Day, March 22, 2021, Flávio José Rocha recounts Maryknoll Father Miguel d’Escoto’s role in the UN’s naming of water as a human right.
‘Bold hopes’ for the new year
Members of the Monte San Juan Parish community in El Salvador state their hopes for 2021
Choosing fertile ground for hope
Peg Vámosy reflects on how this pandemic offers us the opportunity for a fresh start on healing our broken relationship with all God’s creation.
‘Everything is connected’
A reflection for Laudato Si’ Week (May 16-24, 2020) from El Salvador
‘COVID-2050’: A threat to take seriously
An Earth Day 2020 reflection: What if we took environmental destruction as seriously as COVID-19?
Praise be to you! — Laudato si’
A prayer of commitment to our covenant with creation
