Black Elk, White Buffalo Woman and the mystery of the red heifer ceremony

By Damian Costello

With the red heifer ceremony, God purifies the people through the earth

By Damian Costello

How clean water and faith go hand in hand

By Susan Barnett, Religion News Service

Brazil's bishops alarmed over growing number of land disputes under Lula's government

By Eduardo Campos Lima, OSV News

Lexington Diocese, in heart of coal country, commits to net-zero emissions

By Brian Roewe

Saving the Earth requires new images of God, says feminist theologian Elizabeth Johnson

By Heidi Schlumpf

Ave Maria professor: Earth Day needs Catholics' full engagement and hopeful vision

By Kimberley Heatherington, OSV News

In the Philippines, Catholic priests tackle plastic waste brick by brick

By Brian Roewe

In Vietnam province, sisters teach how to adapt to climate change

By Joachim Pham

Animal cruelty officer-turned-animal chaplain Matty Giuliano loves ferrets and St. Francis

By Kathryn Post, Religion News Service

A world of plastic: A Chicago pastor's Earth Day message

By Joseph Chamblain

Sinsinawa Dominicans spread mission through collaborative farm programs

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Panel at St. Mary's College in Indiana considers how to fight food waste

By Catherine M. Odell

Seek contact with nature to change polluting lifestyles, pope says

By Justin McLellan, Catholic News Service

Pope sides with Peruvian villagers who accused Catholic group of trying to steal their land

By Gabriela Molina, The Associated Press

Climate-impacted farmers in Zimbabwe get boost from Catholic agencies

By Marko Phiri

Fordham University set to invest in environmental justice with $50 million EPA grant

By Brian Roewe

Brazil's Yanomami leader asks the Pope to support President Lula in reversing damage to the Amazon

By Nicole Winfield, Associated Press

Human rights and human dignity demand climate action

By Reba Elliott

New York Catholic Workers bring new growth with rooftop garden

By Fiona Murphy, Religion News Service

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