Pope Francis’ third encyclical “on fraternity and social friendship”.
Pope Francis’ third encyclical “on fraternity and social friendship”.
Hope-filling documentaries, following inspiring projects from all around the world.
Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation “On the proclamation of the Gospel in today’s world”.
Gathering work done in the second half of the One School, One Planet project – with a focus on practical activities at Cae Bodfach Community Garden.
A collection of essays and articles written over the course of the first year of the One School One Planet project (2016-17).
The Green Guardians of Brentwood Cathedral explore the importance of how we travel, for our planet, for our people and for our faith.
This report was produced through a collaboration between the ILO, Walk Free and the International Organization for Migration.
This report monitors progress towards the targets of ending both hunger (SDG Target 2.1) and all forms of malnutrition (SDG Target 2.2), and provides an analysis of the underlying causes and drivers of observed trends.
Climate Outreach provides research and advice, training and workshops, and Climate Visuals expertise to support your goals.
A reference guide for starting a safe and sustainable Men’s Shed.
An example of a community working to encounter Christ in Creation, through the sustainable management of a a 23-acre farmstead.
What a parish in Bognor Regis is doing to take care of our common home.
John Paul de Quay shares his experience of World Youth Day 2023.
Paul Crossley and Paul Kelly tell the story of how their parish renovation project led to unexpected blessings.
A guide, with reflection questions, breaking down each section of Laudato Si’.
Greg Valerio writes about his experience on the St Columba Community Farm in Sussex.
A blog post about the Journey to 2030’s Let us Dream workshops.
Raymond Friel, in his latest book, provides an introduction for those who dont know much about CST and are looking for an accessible guide to the main principles, with helpful references to scripture and the key Church documents.
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