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Dora Salvador was a nurse, wife, mother, activist and leader of her village community association. But for those bent on exploiting the Amazon, she was only one thing: an enemy who stood in the way of their illegal profits. read more

The forests are burning at a record pace in the Amazon. Record heat continues across much of Europe. Pope Francis even declared a climate emergency in his recent meeting with big oil CEOs. But what does all this mean for people of faith who aren’t pontiffs or CEOs? read more

After the hottest July on record, it’s time to fight back against climate change as we care and give thanks for the world God has made. read more

Christians around the world celebrate the Season of Creation in a rich variety of ways. Anglicans call their observance Creationtide, and this year it extends from Sunday, September 8 to Sunday, October 13. read more

Christians who commit themselves to creation care are sometimes asked if they have their priorities straight. Does the Gospel’s call to love the world extend only to humans, or all things that God has made? Does doing one mean we can’t do the other? read more

In the Amazon, powerful financial and criminal interests will stop at nothing to illegally extract resources such as timber and gold from protected lands. Mauro Pío Peña, an Asháninka leader from a jungle community in Peru, paid for this ruthlessness with his life. read more

Today, the Vatican released a letter encouraging pastors and communities to celebrate the Season of Creation. read more

Late in the month of May eight years ago, a husband and wife who had courageously defended rural people and protected lands were murdered in Brazil. read more

During the Season of Creation, Christians from around the world come together in prayer and action to protect creation read more

In celebration of St. Francis Sunday, Global Catholic Climate Movement and Caritas Poland launched a groundbreaking series of events in Poland. The events, called an “ecological awakening,” were carried out simultaneously in four cities: Kraków, Gdańsk, Poznań, and...

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