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But with Pope Francis and now also an American Catholic Bishop calling out humanity’s inaction on climate change as ‘immoral’ – where does that leave those Australian church leaders who currently excel in their lack of action on climate change at all levels?Apparently we need to be much more clear and outspoken about this: In other words, when it comes to action on climate change, Australia is ranked as number 57 out of the 60 countries surveyed.How is the Catholic community in Australia responding and contributing to change this highly immoral and unacceptable situation? As we hear in one of the stories this week, we find a way and the Holy Spirit joins the effort when we move forward in faith and “just do it”.Island nations and African countries have clearly and consistently explained that 1.5 C or less is essential for their well-being and in some cases their continuity and life. – Currently the Federal Government is showing an appalling lack of leadership on environmental concerns, however this has not stopped the community from rallying through people power.
If not much is happening, how then are the Catholic leaders stepping in to change this?What are church leaders doing to educate the community and help create the necessary public pressure demanding that our government sufficiently implements credible policies for meeting the Paris Climate Agreement targets?When Christiana Figueres, who was the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change from 2010 to 2016, spoke at an So what could Catholic leaders’ leadership look like? Built using WordPress and Find all the official Catholic Earthcare media releases here.Find all the official Catholic Earthcare media releases here. The conference stressed the importance of staying below 1.5°C, set to be surpassed in the next two months, and an emissions turnaround.‘Will there even be a world for me to grow up in?’ — This 16-year-old climate activist is launching her own march on D.C. » Read more of the encyclical letter from Pope Francis on "I invite you to be the core group of leaders who envision the global energy transition in a way that will take into account all the peoples of the earth, as well as future generations and all species and ecosystems." Nature!–!82!!
With ever-increasing temperatures fueling super hurricanes as well as extending and deepening droughts, we are seeing the tragedies of inaction up close and personal.” Bishop Pates recalled the people on the Gulf Coast of Texas and in Puerto Rico who continue to recover from last year’s devastating hurricanes.Dan Misleh, Catholic Climate Covenant executive director, said: “Laudato Si’ was a high-water mark for the Church’s decades-long engagement in the climate issue.
But with Pope Francis and now also an American Catholic Bishop calling out humanity’s inaction on climate change as ‘immoral’ – where does that leave those Australian church leaders who currently excel in their lack of action on climate change at all levels?Apparently we need to be much more clear and outspoken about this: In other words, when it comes to action on climate change, Australia is ranked as number 57 out of the 60 countries surveyed.How is the Catholic community in Australia responding and contributing to change this highly immoral and unacceptable situation? As we hear in one of the stories this week, we find a way and the Holy Spirit joins the effort when we move forward in faith and “just do it”.Island nations and African countries have clearly and consistently explained that 1.5 C or less is essential for their well-being and in some cases their continuity and life. – Currently the Federal Government is showing an appalling lack of leadership on environmental concerns, however this has not stopped the community from rallying through people power.
If not much is happening, how then are the Catholic leaders stepping in to change this?What are church leaders doing to educate the community and help create the necessary public pressure demanding that our government sufficiently implements credible policies for meeting the Paris Climate Agreement targets?When Christiana Figueres, who was the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change from 2010 to 2016, spoke at an So what could Catholic leaders’ leadership look like? Built using WordPress and Find all the official Catholic Earthcare media releases here.Find all the official Catholic Earthcare media releases here. The conference stressed the importance of staying below 1.5°C, set to be surpassed in the next two months, and an emissions turnaround.‘Will there even be a world for me to grow up in?’ — This 16-year-old climate activist is launching her own march on D.C. » Read more of the encyclical letter from Pope Francis on "I invite you to be the core group of leaders who envision the global energy transition in a way that will take into account all the peoples of the earth, as well as future generations and all species and ecosystems." Nature!–!82!!
With ever-increasing temperatures fueling super hurricanes as well as extending and deepening droughts, we are seeing the tragedies of inaction up close and personal.” Bishop Pates recalled the people on the Gulf Coast of Texas and in Puerto Rico who continue to recover from last year’s devastating hurricanes.Dan Misleh, Catholic Climate Covenant executive director, said: “Laudato Si’ was a high-water mark for the Church’s decades-long engagement in the climate issue.