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Tag Archives: The Church and environmental issues
Protect Humanity from Self Destruction
“She (the Church) must above all protect mankind from self-destruction.” This remarkable statement caught my attention on re-reading Pope Francis’ encyclical, Laudato Si. He was quoting Pope Benedict (XVI)’s encyclical, Caritas in Veritate. It is remarkable to me because I had never … Continue reading
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Tagged caritas in veritate, Environment, environmental activism, Environmental Concern, environmental destruction, JPIC, JPIC Passionists, Laudato Si, Passionist, Passionist JPIC, Pope Benedict and the environment, Pope Francis, sin, social justice, Social Morality, Thanotos, The Church and environmental issues
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Our Proper Place on This Planet
In her book, “Resisting Structural Evil: Love as Ecological-Economic Vocation,” Lutheran theologian, Cynthia Moe-Lobeda argues for a ‘tectonic shift in our understanding of ourselves, and human beings, and our place on this planet. She, along with other theologians, recognises that … Continue reading
Posted in Integrity of Creation
Tagged biosphere, Blue River Declaration, Care for the Earth, Climate Change, Cynthia Moe-Lobeda, Dependent on the Earth, Environment, Environmental Concern, environmental destruction, human evolution, interdependence of life, JPIC, JPIC Passionists, Justice, Passionist JPIC, Passionists, The Church and environmental issues
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Climate Change and Benedict
The General Secretary of the United Nations, Ban Ki-Moon, as early as November 2007, described the condition of planet Earth before the UN Assembly in New York as “extremely at risk.” A UN investigatory commission determined that only a few … Continue reading
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