Creation Care Ministry of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis
The effects of climate change are borne by the most vulnerable people, whether at home or around the world. The Catholic Church brings a distinct perspective to the discussion of environmental questions by lifting up the moral dimensions of this issue and the needs of the most vulnerable among us (USCCB)
An online dialogue during Laudato Si' Week to raise awareness about the role of energy and fossil fuels in the crisis of our common home, including health impacts, while bringing attention to the Vatican’s divestment guidelines and the largest faith …
Catholic Impact Investing Collaborative's monthly community forum for June will focus on Refugee Lens Investing - the deployment of capital toward refugees and the communities hosting them. …
An amazing collection of resources to pray, learn, and act to take action for environmental justice from the Ignatian Solidarity Network. …
CCL’s Catholic Action Team invites you to our very first virtual CCL Catholic Conference marking the sixth anniversary of the release of Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’. With special messages from Bishop John Stowe from the Diocese of Lexington, Bishop …
A screening and panel discussion of The Condor and the Eagle, a film highlighting how indigenous peoples and communities of color are protecting their peoples, and the air, land, waters, and beings upon which they depend and hold sacred, from …
Catholic Sisters have long been involved in efforts to protect the environment, address climate change and care for creation. Sr. Sheila Kinsey brings a global view from her vantage point in Rome on how sisters around the world are effecting positive …
Part 2 in the series with leaders in environmental and economic justice from across the country. …
Dr. Catherine Wright will unpack the meaning of environmental justice and how Catholic Social Teaching (in particular Laudato Si’) gives us a helpful lens to view and act on this important issue. Veronica Coptis will present on respectful …
Join fellow Hoosier from around the state promote care for creation virtually to state legislators. …
Emory Climate Talks presents Dr. Robert D. Bullard, an award-winning author of eighteen books that address sustainable development, environmental racism, urban land use, industrial facility siting, community reinvestment, housing, transportation, …
Environmental Justice page of the Ignatian Solidarity network including talking points for speaking with legislators and related videos. …
The 3rd webinar in this series to assist Catholics in understanding the Church’s teaching on conscience and discernment as it relates to their vote ahead of the November 3rd U.S. general elections — and beyond, as our nation and planet face historic …