www.laudatosiweek.org Pope Francis invites you to celebrate Laudato Si’ Week It’s the fifth anniversary of Laudato Si’ How will you celebrate? Join Pope Francis and take the next step in your Laudato Si’ journey. Commit to an ambitious action that grows your response to “the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor.” No matter… Continue Reading Laudato Si’ Week 2020_16th-24th May 2020
Religious Leaders for action on climate change: Carol Mitchell, Abdul Rahman Yahaya the President of the Islamic Council of WA, Ajah Brahm the Tan Chao Khun of the Bhuddist community, Sister Margaret Keane RSJ of the Sister of St Joseph, Dr Rateb Jneid the President of Muslims Australia, Reverend Steve Francis the Moderator for the… Continue Reading WA Faith Leaders Highlight Climate Change Concerns
https://catholicclimatemovement.global/ From: catholicclimatemovement.global Sent: Friday, January 10, 2020 Subject: Tough Times Call for Hope! Dear friends, The climate crisis doesn’t take holidays. We’re redoubling our efforts. As we enter 2020 together, we see that the climate crisis doesn’t take holidays. Australia: our brothers and sisters flee wildfires by the thousands–with untold loss of life… Continue Reading GCCM_5th Anniversary – 15th January 2020
National Tree Day Watch the youtube clip below on the Importance of Trees… Watch the youtube clip below on the discovery of the Lost Forest of Mount Mabu…
https://catholicclimatemovement.global/ GCCM_Email_01.2018 From: catholicclimatemovement.global Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2018 5:31 AM Subject: Save the Date! Dear friends, Happy New Year! I hope all of you had joyful Christmas celebrations, and a wonderful start to the New Year. Here at Global Catholic Climate Movement we are very excited about 2018, and we have many plans… Continue Reading The Global Catholic Climate Movement
The newsletter is available to read below. You can find all of the Young Christian Students newsletters here. AYCS Climate Justice Campaign Newsletter 3 from Young Christian Students Australia
Read current and past issues of the JEDO Newsletter here, and catch up on the social justice work of the Justice, Ecology and Development Office within the Catholic Archdiocese of Perth. Continue Reading
The use of acknowledgement plaques on entrances to homes, churches, workplaces and other buildings, serve to remind Australians of the presence of the Aboriginal people in our land millennia before the making of the Australian colonies and the Australian nation Continue Reading Aboriginal Acknowledgement Plaque Orders