Crossing Paths: Supporting Human Dignity Through Art and Storytelling
July 31, 2026
When Lawrence Blackman created Crossing Paths, he wanted to offer a different perspective on the refugee experience. Having worked with
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When Lawrence Blackman created Crossing Paths, he wanted to offer a different perspective on the refugee experience. Having worked with
While many countries in the Global South face the harsh realities of climate change, the outcomes from COP30 point towards
As COP30 continues, Vinicius de Paixao looks at what still needs to be addressed by those taking part.
Patricia Tahirindray, from our partners at the Centre Arrupe Centre, gives her perspective on speaking up for her homeland at
John Kennedy shares his views on developments at COP30.
Our Community Engagement Manager, Jules, reflects on Pope Francis’s Laudato Si’ and how its teachings can influence our daily actions.
The latest reflection from events at the COP30 conference, which is almost a week in.
Agnaldo Junior outlines his experience of COP30, where he’s been mixing with climate activists from around the world.
Our partners from the Centre Arrupe Madagascar share their thoughts on what they’ve seen at COP30 so far.
Another dispatch from Brazil, where leasders are gathered for COP30 to discuss the future of our planet.
Roberto Jaramillo offers up the latest reflection from the ground at COP30.
Colm Fahy gives his thoughts from Brazil, where the COP30 conference is under way.
Our Campaigns & Advocacy Officer, Richard Solly, gives his thoughts on how to combat climate change.
A COP of implementation and truth By Filipe Martins SJ, European Secretary for Social Justice and Ecology After months of
Gael Giraud SJ pens his thoughts from Day 10 of the COP30 conference in Brazil.
Fr Toussaint Kafarhire gives an African perspective on the exploitation of our natural world – and why all parties must
Daniela Alba, from the Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat in Rome, describes the need to strive for global peace to
Jörg notes the damaging impact mining has had on parts of Germany, but he is encouraged to see the support
Martha Phiri Sikwese from JCED Malawi praises the remarkable comeback story of Chimbalu Ecological Village.
Chilean Jesuit priest Cristóbal Emilfork talks about how his experience of working on glaciers has laid bare the impact of
A view from South Sudan, a place where people are forced to make extremely difficult choices on a daily basis.
A reflection on the power of Advent and a look ahead to the Jubilee Year.
Efa from our partner organisation the Centre Arrupe Madagascar talks about his experiences of COP29.
Colm Fahy looks back at COP28 and what it means for the upcoming conference in Baku.
Creation expert Dan Horan looks at how we all have a role to play in protecting and progressing the world.
Academic Nicolete Burbach looks at the subject of creation through Augustinian and Thomist eyes.
Br Ken Vance SJ gives his insights into the life of St Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Society
Gillian Donoghue is from Edinburgh. After some years teaching in Scotland, she worked in Rome with the Jesuit Refugee Service
Professor Bart McGettrick was a teacher of Geography at St Aloysius’ College, Glasgow. He was Principal of St Andrew’s College
Fr James Crampsey SJ gives his thoughts on the story of Easter, and how Jesus’s resurrection can bring us all
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