climate change

Let us pray that each of us listen with our hearts to the cry of the Earth and of the victims of environmental disasters and the climate crisis, making a personal commitment to care for the world we inhabit.

“Dealing with the global climate crisis calls for shared strategy and synergy and this cannot be done alone,” Cardinal Ayuso Guixot said.

“In this issue the religious leader has a voice to say something and to add motivation to the present commitment of the world to tackle this issue,” Cardinal Pietro Parolin said.

Participants vowed to eliminate single-use plastics, adopt energy-efficient practices, support and engage in city ecosystem restoration, and serve as sustainability ambassadors in our school and community after the event.

Pope Francis announced he is drafting a second part of Laudato Si' to address current challenges.

“In the face of climate change, governments, Christians and all peoples are asked to act NOW!” Archbishop Simon Poh said.

Reflection Date: February 6, 2023
God is the author of all life. All creatures are to give glory to God.

"The Letter" a documentary based on Pope Francis' encyclical, concentrates on significant issues such as how poor nations are more affected by the problem than other regions, how faith and science may coexist, and how crucial it is to examine the climate catastrophe from a Catholic perspective.

The Catholic Bishops of North East India pledged to fight climate change in the region and care for the environment.

"At each level, the media can play a vital role in dealing with the ecological crisis," says Dr. Cynthia Moe Lobeda

Pope Francis sends a message to participants in a Vatican conference on resilience and climate change, and urges all nations to work together to reduce carbon emissions and help people adapt to climate change.

World Meteorological Day: March 23, 2022
World Meteorological Day creates awareness to reduce climate Changes

A new report says that climate change increases physical and mental health issues.

A UN climate report that was released this week found that global warming is dangerously close to spiraling out of control.

Nearly one-tenth of the world population — up to 811 million people — went hungry in 2020.

Every year, migratory birds take long routes of thousands of kilometers across continents and oceans, in search of suitable habitat and ideal climate for breeding, food, and shelter.