Solidarity in the midst of a stronger storm
Our people are facing the tragic fate of deaths. Uniting in solidarity for the protection of our common home remains a challenge.
Dec
2021
17
Articles by Bro. Jaazeal Jakosalem, OAR
Nov
2021
30
Pursuing Ecumenical Dialogue in the Synodal Journey
Catholic faith communities must also see the ecumenical relevance of the synodal process
Nov
2021
7
Beyond COP26 and the Laudato Si’ lens of Pope Francis
Pope Francis provides us with a better vision for a livable planet – a common concern for the planet and people.
Oct
2021
25
A common call for an end to climate imperialism
All are icing on the cake. We cannot eat their empty words. At the end of the day, the people and the planet suffer.
Oct
2021
11
Is there an ‘ecological pathway’ in the synodal process?
The hope of a future Church bears the mark of our Church, a way of ‘being Church’—that we all belong.
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