Tag: Jesuit
Two dead in shooting at Jesuit-run school in southern Philippines
The shooting prompted a police investigation, psychosocial support for students and scrutiny of campus security in Philippine schools
‘Give women their rightful place’, Indian Jesuit urges Asian bishops ahead...
According to Fr. Prakash, these principles should guide the Church in pursuing the common good, solidarity, subsidiarity, social justice, and care for creation
Southeast Asia’s New Year traditions reveal shared call to transformation, Jesuit...
Cultural rituals centered on water and renewal reflect enduring human longing for change, responsibility, and new beginnings, a Jesuit says
D’ Cosmic Flow
Ecological spirituality has become multilayered through the inspiration of Rûah Elohim. One-ing on earth has become One-ing with the cosmos. Since January 9, 2024,...
VIDEO: How faith and Indigenous wisdom safeguarded the only sustainable water...
Once devastated by logging, the restored forests now provide abundant, clean water, sustaining 120 households even during dry seasons.
SPOTLIGHT: Water over Troubled Forests
With climate change threatening their lands, the Indigenous Pulangiyen people are rebuilding Bendum's forests and restoring life-giving water to their ancestral home.














