Exploring the ecological dimension of the Catholic faith
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Exploring the ecological dimension of the Catholic faith
Whether it is understanding integral ecology, or what living simply means from a faith perspective, or what Pope Francis means when he calls us all to undergo an “eco-conversion”, our range of talks, animations, reflections and guides will help explain and unpack the ecological dimension of the Catholic faith.
Living our vocation to be protectors of God’s handiwork is essential to a life of virtue; it is not an optional or a secondary aspect of our Christian experience.
– Pope Francis
The Amazon
Exploring the Amazon region has been a recent focus of the Church. Explore the introductory resources here and the new document Querida Amazonia – Beloved Amazon by Pope Francis.
Take action
The call to undergo an eco-conversion is not just about making lifestyle changes, it is also about working towards protecting our common home. An integrated approach includes caring both for the earth as well as our sisters and brothers. Put your faith into action by supporting the work of our partners who work on poverty, tackling climate change, protecting the environment, refugees and many more.
