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Pope Francis: Care for creation is one of the ‘great moral issues of our time’
November 11, 2021
Vatican City, Nov 11, 2021 / 05:00 am Pope Francis has called care for God’s creation one of “the great moral issues of our time” in a letter expressing his regret that he could not attend the COP26 meeting in Glasgow. “Time is running out; this occasion must not be wasted, lest we have to
Unrelentingly ominous but essential
October 14, 2021
John Cornwell reviews Climate, Catastrophe and Faith: 
How Changes in Climate Drive 
Religious Upheavals 
by Philip Jenkins
Pope launches seven-year journey to total sustainability
May 25, 2021
The Laudato Sí Action Platform “is a journey to realise the integral ecological vision of Laudato Sí… a journey towards total sustainability in the spirit of the integral ecology,” says Salesian Father Josh Kureethadam of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development.
On Earth Day, Pope makes urgent appeal for action
April 22, 2021
Pope Francis calls on world leaders "to act with courage, to act with justice and to always tell the truth to the people, so that people know how to protect themselves from the destruction of the planet, how to protect the planet from the destruction that many times we trigger."
US bishops express support for Biden’s environmental actions
February 04, 2021
Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City, chairman of the US bishops’ domestic justice committee, praised Wednesday President Joe Biden’s environmental executive orders
Catholic leaders praise President Biden’s decision to rejoin the Paris Agreement on Climate Change
January 22, 2021
In a joint statement, bishops of the USCCB expressed "hope" that the United States will become the global climate leader after President Biden decided to rejoin the Paris climate accords.
Believe it or not, global inequality is falling
October 23, 2017
It is true inequality has increased in some countries. But globally it is actually decreasing
Don’t just accept increasing inequality, urges Pope Francis
October 22, 2017
Pope says 'we must aim at civilising the market'
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