A cradle Catholic climate journalist wanders through the borderlands of climate and faith, seeking some truth.
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Political scientists Federica Genovese of Oxford, Lorenzo Crippa of Strathclyde, and journalist Dave Vetter on the encyclical that has Silicon Valley as scared as fossil fuel cos were about Laudato Si
Blowing up the "waters of life" was a war crime. It's also sacrilege.
Ending European purchases of Russian fossil fuels is the only way to secure a lasting peace and a hopeful future for Ukraine.
Ramadan, Lent, and Walking the Talk
Minneapolis, Dorothy Stang, and The Stranger
Fumbling in January's darkness
Bishop Martin Hayes of Kilmore; former Irish environment minister and Green Party leader Eamon Ryan; and campaigner Jane Mellett.
Minister Maina Talia of Tuvalu on moral clarity in climate and denies the Australian 'climate visa' is about relocating his population.
Climate Pilgrim Episode 2: Dr. Kumi Naidoo 'cautiously optimistic' the Vatican and others will add up to 44 countries endorsing Treaty initiative by landmark April conference in Colombia.
Climate Pilgrim, Episode 1: Did Pope Leo double down on climate for the 10th anniversary of Laudato Si'? Or change the relationship between faith and climate action?
