Justice, Peace, Integrity
of Creation
Justice, Peace, Integrity
of Creation
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
Justice, Peace, Integrity
of Creation
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
Justice, Peace, Integrity
of Creation
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
Justice, Peace, Integrity
of Creation
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
Archive NewsLetter
The rainforests of the Congo Basin are home to millions of people and countless animal and plant species, including three great apes: chimpanzees, bonobos and gorillas. They are a treasure trove of [...] 
Daniel Comboni Social House is found in the Kimbondo quarter on the outskirts of Kinshasa. Originally, the Comboni Sisters wanted to open a hospitality centre for the women being released from Makala [...] 
Antonia Kirkland, Global Lead on Legal Equality and Access to Justice at Equality Now told IPS her organization was “shocked and concerned to discover that Kingston Rhodes, a former UN [...] 
At the International Union of Women Superiors General Plenary Assembly held in Rome in May 2016, the Pope was asked if there was any impediment to including women among permanent deacons, as was the [...] 
Aridity, unproductivity, desertification, deforestation. These words contain the state of health (or rather of disease) of the African territory. The territory means food, work, and survival for [...] 
As even off-road owners know by now, a dangerous climate change is underway, closely linked to CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.
Until Covid sent them all back to exchange messages on WhatsApp, a [...] 
Dear brothers and sisters!
“Listen to the voice of creation” is the theme and invitation of this year’s Season of Creation. The ecumenical phase begins on 1 September with the [...] 
The strong heat waves of recent days have brought back to the fore an Italian problem that is global. What are the reasons for the water crisis in our country?
The reasons are mainly three. The [...] 
Our investigation analyses leaked reports and diplomatic correspondence, and shows how the Sombwe Dam project threatens forests and rare species of animals in Upemba National Park, in order to power [...] 
For over ten thousand years, farmers have freely stored, selected, exchanged or sold their seeds, using and reusing them to produce food. A century of radical transformations in food systems has [...] 
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