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Guest Voices

Grandma taught me what it means to live out Laudato Si'

By Matt Naveau
Justice

EarthBeat Weekly: Climate change is the most critical environmental justice issue facing the world today

By Barbara Fraser
Justice

As climate change intensifies, how might Laudato Si' guide community responses?

By Brian Roewe
Justice

Washington Archdiocese launches new action plan to care for creation

By Patricia Zapor, Catholic News Service
Justice

Holy waters: Prayer and protest against Line 3 pipeline at Mississippi headwaters

By Claire Schaeffer-Duffy

Greek archbishop: Changes might be needed to prepare for future disasters

By Jonathan Luxmoore, Catholic News Service
Justice

In praise of rough towels

By Margaret Nava
Justice

EarthBeat Weekly: Sobering climate report points to need for wealthy countries to scale back lifestyles

By Barbara Fraser
Justice

Infrastructure bill includes energy efficiency grants for houses of worship

By Yonat Shimron, Religion News Service
Justice

Environmental leaders: UN climate change report can spur prayerful action

By Dennis Sadowski, Catholic News Service
Justice

The climate apocalypse is real, and it is coming

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service
Justice

Earth's climate outlook grim but not hopeless, faith leaders say

By Brian Roewe
Science

Climate change evidence 'unequivocal,' some impacts irreversible, report says

By Barbara Fraser
Justice

How a powerful US lobby group helps Big Oil to block climate action

By Chris McGreal, The Guardian
Justice

COVID-19, global warming and diminishing Catholic guilt

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service
Justice

EarthBeat Weekly: Fires, floods, foot-dragging make climate action more urgent

By Barbara Fraser
Justice

Book recounts successful campaign to ban metal mining in El Salvador

By Barbara Fraser
Justice

Urge investors away from fossil fuels, energy agency head tells Catholics

By Brian Roewe
Politics

Global Catholic climate group rebrands as Laudato Si' Movement

By Brian Roewe
Politics

German bishop: Floods' mental health toll might be worse than property damage

By Catholic News Service

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