Environment

Justice

With congregation-wide commitments, sisters are active in sustainable living

ByThe Life Panelists

Conservation easement makes land 'Our Common Home'

ByRosemarie Greco

On Earth Day's 50th anniversary, bees buzz with hope for California sisters

ByMelanie Lidman

Brazil remembers Sr. Dorothy Stang; landless defenders still threatened

ByLise Alves, Catholic News Service

'Washerwomen God' invites us

ByMartha A. Kirk

We are Earth: What is Earth hearing and feeling?

ByKenise Neill

The astonished abyss of the capital letter O

ByMary Bilderback

Religious keep momentum of Amazon synod alive in wider Latin American, Caribbean region

BySoli Salgado

Cosmology for a beginner

ByLorraine Villemarie

Australia: Our sun-burnt country

ByKaran Varker

Sisters aid in rescue of flood victims in eastern Africa

ByDoreen Ajiambo

Q & A with Tom Stang, brother of Sr. Dorothy Stang

ByBrian Roewe

Logos — never uttered the same way twice

ByMary Bilderback

'Loving neighbor as yourself implies caring for Earth,' theologian says

ByBarbara J. Fraser, Catholic News Service

Q & A with Sr. Juana Yakelin Vásquez Díaz, advocate for indigenous communities in the Amazon

ByBrian Roewe

We are endangered species, but Franciscan values could save us

ByJulia Walsh

Nuclear weapons are not being eliminated any time soon

ByChris Herlinger

Panama: Catholic sister considers dam a violation of indigenous people's right to religion

ByTracy L. Barnett

Shinnecock women, allied with Catholic sisters, farm kelp to restore bay waters

ByChris Herlinger