Event: Prayer Service and Journey of Hope
August 23, 2024
Join us for a prayer event and a reflective walk through London for Season of Creation 2024.
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News, updates and initiatives from Jesuit Missions and our partner organisations working across the world
Join us for a prayer event and a reflective walk through London for Season of Creation 2024.
Following this year’s theme of ‘to hope and act with Creation’, we’re encouraging people to look at how they can
Assembly materials for primary and secondary schools to help celebrate this year’s Season of Creation
Creation expert Dan Horan looks at how we all have a role to play in protecting and progressing the world.
Information on how to create ‘Butterflies of Hope’ for Season of Creation and beyond.
Academic Nicolete Burbach looks at the subject of creation through Augustinian and Thomist eyes.
The world’s biggest poll on climate change highlighted concerns people in the UK have around environmental damage across the globe.
From hosting reforestation weekends to workshops on extreme weather patterns, the Centre Arrupe is fighting back against climate change.
Decisions made here in the UK can have a far-reaching impact on societies across the world – something to consider
Earth Day seeks to highlight the importance of environmental conservation and the desire for a more sustainable world.
Representatives from JM partner Lok Manch supported the workers in their bid for fair treatment.
Jesuit initiative Lok Manch helped villagers from a Gujarat district rebuild their lives.
Two beneficiaries from programmes we support in Madagascar tell us about how it has impacted their lives.
Support from people’s forum Lok Manch has enabled 15 families to buy better sewing machines, which has increased their income.
Young Guyanese woman Anjali Maharaj is leading the way on climate change in her home country after being moved by
A look back at what was – and what wasn’t – achieved at COP28 in Dubai.
Jesuit Missions joined other faith groups and community organisations to call for climate justice for all.
Carlos Zepeda from the Laudato Si’ Research Institute talks about how we are at risk of using up all our
Southern Africa Provincial Fr Leonard Chiti SJ urges us to remember those around the world suffering from the affects of
Three female South Sudanese farmers tell us how climate change impacts their livelihoods.
As COP28 approaches, guest blogger Steven speaks about what he would like to see at the conference.
Our partners have issued reminders of how millions struggle daily when it comes to finding enough to eat.
University of Oxford student Leah NG shares her thoughts on how we can help mend our damaged natural world.
Resources for schools and parishes to guide them through COP28 and beyond.
The Pope has released a sequel to his 2015 encyclical Laudato Si’, where he reiterates the need to act quickly
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