Respect for the Body: A Response to Archbishop Jackels
There is a palpable difference between an entombed human body, ashes left over from cremation and effluent remaining from alkaline hydrolysis.
Results from Tag: 'ecology'
‘The Catholic Church’s View of Ecology Starts and Ends With Creation’
Father Paul Haffner says the Catholic Church shouldn’t be too hasty to accept the climate change worldview currently being promoted by the U.N. and others.
Ecological Ritual Performed in Vatican Gardens for Pope’s Tree-Planting Ceremony
After witnessing the ritual, Francis set aside his prepared remarks, opting instead to offer the Our Father without comment.
Ecological Turn at the Vatican
COMMENTARY: The working document for the Pan-Amazonian synod, and two other recently released documents, suggest that environmental policies will be treated as magisterial matters.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Pope Francis Talk About the Environment
The environmentalist-actor had a brief meeting with the Holy Father on Jan. 28.
Want to Implement Laudato Si? Strong Families Are a Good Start, Scholars Argue
A conference at The Catholic University of America unfolded the role of the family in promoting ‘care for our common home,’ the Earth.
Laudato Si: Reactions From Catholic Analysts and Bloggers Around the World
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Engaging the Encyclical: A Climatologist, a Policy Wonk and an Archbishop Walk Into a Seminary ...
A diverse gathering of influential Catholics came together to shape the immediate and long-term reception of Pope Francis’ eco encyclical.
