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We are living within a broken system that has created a planetary crisis. Those most affected by climate change are those least responsible and the international policy frameworks we have in place aren’t working.
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By coming together Catholic religious orders have a much stronger public voice on key issues of climate change and social justice.
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Enough Is Enough: A Book Review Exploring Degrowth, Liberation Theology, and New Economies for Our Common Home
Enough is Enough asks the reader to embrace the concept of “degrowth.” The novel frame used by the authors suggests that liberation theologies can add new and articulate insights into…
Enough Is Enough: Online Discussion on Degrowth, Capitalism, and Liberation Theology
Dean Detloff, is the Toronto-based research and advocacy officer of Development and Peace – Caritas Canada. Detloff, with co-author Matthew Bernico (a trade unionist living in Scotland) has published a…
Small Wins, Long Fight: An Ask Before September 18
What do we do with a summer like this one?The West Coast pipeline is moving toward approval. Years of environmental protections are being rolled back, one at a time and…
Continue Reading Small Wins, Long Fight: An Ask Before September 18
Le plaidoyer est un aspect fondamental de l’engagement pour la justice, la paix et l’intégrité de la création (JPIC) si cher aux congrégations religieuses. Il offre une façon de s’attaquer aux causes des crises et des injustices en proposant des alternatives qui font advenir le Royaume jusque dans la sphère publique de la vie en société. J’espère que de plus en plus de congrégations utiliseront les outils et les opportunités offertes par le BCRÉI pour aller rencontrer des élu·e·s dans leur circonscription ou à Ottawa et plaider en faveur du soin de la maison commune!
