climate change

The floods have also affected large swaths of farmland and destroyed roads, bridges and critical structures, including water sources and health facilities.

Where violence, poverty and division seem to suffocate hope, the birth of the Son of God continues to shine forth as the most radical sign of God’s closeness.

“One in three people live in great vulnerability because of these climate changes,” the pope said. “To ignore these people is to deny our shared humanity.”

Government officials, scientists, business leaders, activists and others from over 190 nations will gather for the U.N.’s COP30 Nov. 10-21 in Belém, Brazil.

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Arnold Schwarzenegger told reporters he knows that people get “pumped up” spiritually at Mass, but he wishes he could go to Mass at least once and …

“How can a nation say it can be a climate leader if it is trying to pass laws to open up Indigenous lands to mining?” a webinar speaker asked about …

The best theology, Pope Leo said, unites “faith and reason, reflection, prayer and practice.”

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The fossil fuel, weapons and financial industries thrive on instability and cronyism, and they obstruct efforts toward climate justice and peace, top leaders of three Catholic …

The end of a longstanding ban on abortions in Wisconsin, a care for creation Mass being added to the Roman Missal, and the passage of the “One Big Beautiful Bill …

“The climate crisis … is not just a technical problem: it is an existential issue of justice, dignity and care for our common home.”