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Catholic groups in San Francisco archdiocese reaffirm climate action

Catholic groups in San Francisco archdiocese reaffirm climate action

Eight local Catholic organizations have reaffirmed their commitment to the Paris Agreement global climate change accord by signing the Catholic Climate Declaration. The Catholic Climate Covenant is a nonprofit

Al Gore: “Because of Pope Francis, I really could become a Catholic”

Al Gore: “Because of Pope Francis, I really could become a Catholic”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWfMU6gZ-Wg

Glenmary Father John S. Rausch appeared on CNN Aug. 1 as part of a climate change town hall event with former United States Vice President Al Gore.

After being introduced by host Anderson

CA bishops like Jerry Brown’s cap and trade

CA bishops like Jerry Brown’s cap and trade

The following comes from a July 21 release from the California Catholic Conference. The Legislature has officially recessed for the summer this week, but not before moving on a key piece of

San Diego diocese launches Climate Change Initiative

San Diego diocese launches Climate Change Initiative

The San Diego diocesan Office for Social Ministry has started an initiative to form Creation Care Teams at parishes across the diocese to organize actions to protect the environment. These can range from small lifestyle changes

“I am worried about the quality of life here in Los Angeles”

“I am worried about the quality of life here in Los Angeles”

At the dawn of creation, the Spirit of God hovered over the face of the earth’s deep waters.

I was thinking about this image from the Book of Genesis on June 4, as I was

Stockton bishop: “We’re going to have to respond, to demand political action”

Stockton bishop: “We’re going to have to respond, to demand political action”

As the world waited Thursday morning for President Donald Trump to make his big announcement about the Paris Climate Accord, I had the pleasure of spending time with The Most Reverend Stephen E. Blaire, the fifth

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At the end of mass last Sunday, Margaret Rebecchi explained to the congregation of Our Lady of the Assumption Church the work she’s doing on behalf of the environment, including promoting a program to help all the churches

Immigration, the death penalty and the environment

Immigration, the death penalty and the environment

More than 40,000 people of faith from around the world will attend the 2017 Religious Education Congress (RECongress) – the nation’s largest annual gathering of Catholics – this weekend (February 23-26) at the Anaheim Convention Center

Cardinal Peter Turkson visits Fresno

Cardinal Peter Turkson visits Fresno

One of Pope Francis’ main cardinals – who oversees Vatican offices addressing issues such as environmental pollution, climate change, health care, charity, immigrants and refugees on behalf of the Catholic Church worldwide – spoke in Fresno

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