As COP31 approaches, Catholic sisters’ struggling biogas initiatives at the Monastery of St. Dominic in Cameroon reveal the fragility of grassroots climate action in communities strained by war and poverty.
As COP31 approaches, Catholic sisters’ struggling biogas initiatives at the Monastery of St. Dominic in Cameroon reveal the fragility of grassroots climate action in communities strained by war and poverty.
For three days, LGBTQ Catholics, clergy, religious, family members and others walked through New York City as pilgrims, tracing a history marked by suffering, ministry, exclusion and
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For much of Asia, the environmental emergency is not a hypothetical projection for the year 2100 It is the daily reality of polluted land, air and water, and...
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The same arguments once made for same-sex marriage (the Bible isn't clear, God is on the side of love) are now being used to normalize polyamory Christians should...
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