Companion and Study Guide to the Encyclical Laudato Si is now on its second print run.
Warns against the “atomistic, individualistic and deracinated existence” which has become increasingly prevalent in many parts of the Western world.
Politicians and theologians grapple with Laudato Si at the National Conference on Climate Change and the Environment in Balally.
Seven modern 'dolors': abortion, neglect of the earth, displacement of refugees, trafficking, addiction, assisted suicide or euthanasia & indifference.
Archbishop Kieran O'Reilly of Cashel & Emly to formally open nine-day festival of faith in Co Tipperary on Tuesday.
As Churches we have often neglected our responsibilities for the protection of creation or have even distorted the true attitude towards the environment.
“It demonstrates to our elected representatives that protection of creation is important to us” - Bishop John McAreavey.
Poll also found Catholics (43%) barely ahead of the general public (39%) in viewing global warming as a moral issue.
“It offers individual believers and the community a precious opportunity to renew our personal participation in this vocation as custodians of creation."
Cardinal Peter Turkson sends message of support to two-day Islamic climate change symposium taking place in Istanbul.
Laudato Si is best-seller on non-fiction list in July with a number of other theology and spirituality books proving popular summer reads.
Over 25,000 say no to abortion at Rally for Life and question why Amnesty International is calling for Ireland’s abortions laws to be changed.
International alliance of 17 Catholic development organisations from Europe and North America launches three-year campaign: 'Change for the Planet - Care for the People.'
Mary Robinson to address conference on ‘People and Planet First: the Imperative to Change Course’ on Friday.
Columban missionary Fr Sean McDonagh to give lecture in TCD and lead summer school on Clare Island exploring the beauty of God's creation.
"Laudato Si is an astonishing document - there is no longer any excuse for people not knowing about this issue”: author and environmental activist Bill McKibben.
Fourth deacon ordained for the Diocese of Meath as Navan prepares for next Sunday's ordination of Rev Robert McGivney.
Three years would give people an opportunity to address Laudato Si’s recommendations in the local church in the first year, nationally in the second year and globally in the third year.
Pope’s unprecedented intervention must have a positive impact on the vital climate negotiations this year, says Trócaire.
