Reconciliation with Creation
Journeying with migrants, refugees and the forcibly displaced
At the end of 2025, an estimated 117.8 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced as a result of persecution, conflict, violence and other catastrophes [i]....read more
The Himalayan tragedy and the relevance of integral ecology
“The flood is terrible,” Titi remarked. “We lost 111 people from my community in Rasuwa. I think around 15 people from Ruby Valley also. People...read more
Urgent appeal for Nepal, as floods leave hundreds dead and thousands missing
Jesuit Mission Australia has launched an urgent appeal through its Emergency Action Fund to support communities devastated by flash flooding in Nepal. Over 1,000 people have died,...read more
The RWC network: Growing, grounded, and committed
Nestled in the heart of Central Java, Salatiga is a small city of about 200,000 people and is considered the most Christian city on the...read more
New coordinator for the RwC network
Fr Jun Viray SJ, President of the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific, has appointed Louie Bacomo as the next coordinator of the Reconciliation with Creation...read more
The wisdom of Micronesia: Caring for Our Common Home
For nearly three weeks in June, I had the privilege of ministering in Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, where I facilitated a series of retreats...read more
From Macau to Manila: Collaborative efforts to care for our common home
From 20 to 26 June, a ten-member delegation from Jesuit institutions in Macau and Ateneo de Naga University embarked on an integral ecological visit to...read more
The Earth as a Teacher
One Monday morning in March, the garden at Kanisius Elementary School in Pucangsawit, Surakarta, Indonesia was abuzz with the cheerful voices of students. Wearing their...read more
Collaborating for justice and reconciliation
The annual meeting of the Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat with the Secretaries for Social Ministries from the six regional Conferences of the Society of...read more