The Recoletos Way: Bro. Tagoy’s 25 Years for Our Common Home
Through his vocations and advocacies, Brother Jaazeal Estelou Jakosalem has exemplified what it means to live a life in service to humankind, to all Creation, to the truth, and to God.
Divest from the old, invest in the future
With the COVID-19 pandemic causing typical operations to slow down or stop, so do opportunities to push towards sustainability.
Redefining the concept of ‘health’ post-COVID-19
Now more than ever, we must renew our commitment to caring for our common home by prioritizing not just the health of human beings, but the well-being of the entire planet.
Advocacy Calls to Plug the Gaps in Government Response to COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis
“This is a time of difficulty but also a time for growing in true discipleship as we strive to follow the Lord in selfless love and service of others.”
The coronavirus: A warning to care for our common home
The outbreak proves once again that we fail to learn from our history. This reality is not just limited to armed conflicts, political patterns, or social revolutions; it also applies to the way we treat our environment.
The Pope and single-use plastics
Pope Francis’s encyclical 'Laudato Si’' points to one undeniable fact: that human behavior is at the root of the ‘ecological crisis,’ and therefore at the heart of solving it.
Official Statement: On CoViD-19 and Care for Our Common Home
The COVID-19 pandemic is a reminder for us to take care of our environment. Let us remember that the environment is not just referring to Mother Nature and all the biodiversity surrounding us, but also our fellow human beings.
Fulfill moral obligation, phase out coal finance, Bishop tells banks
Speaking during the 3rd Philippine Environment Summit on Friday, Bishop Gerardo A. Alminaza of the Diocese of San Carlos, Negros Occidental, said banks must have concrete plans to phase out coal finance consistent with the need to address the climate crisis.
Saying NO to coal power: a Filipino Catholic responsibility
The world now has less than 10 years left to prevent climate change from worsening further. Not doing so would cause irreversible damage to all life on Earth, a moral failure of unprecedented proportions.