Pope Francis has made the environment, natural and human, a hallmark of his papacy. And he is not the first pope to stress good stewardship of our ‘common home’.
Integral Ecology Articles
Top Laudato Si Quotes on Environment
“The issue is one which dramatically affects us, for it has to do with the ultimate meaning of our earthly sojourn.” (Laudato Si’, 160)
Consumerism and the Environment
A person who is concerned solely or primarily with possessing and enjoying – who can no longer subordinate his instincts – cannot be free. Materialism has grown fat in the U.S., nursed by a deep cultural consumerism.
When the Church speaks of ecology, she is referencing the relationship between us and our physical environment and our human environment.…
Pope Francis has made the environment, natural and human, a hallmark of his papacy.…
The Holy Fathers have consistently insisted that if we do not respect our human environment we will not respect the natural environment.…
Pope Francis has made the environment, natural and human, a hallmark of his papacy. And he is not the first pope to stress good stewardship…
“The issue is one which dramatically affects us, for it has to do with the ultimate meaning of our earthly sojourn.” (Laudato Si', 160)…
A person who is concerned solely or primarily with possessing and enjoying – who can no longer subordinate his instincts - cannot be free. Materialism…
List of Articles
- 10 Questions About Catholic Social Teaching
- A Laudato Si Summary
- Catholic Social Teaching and Care for Nature
- Consumerism and the Environment
- Is the World Overpopulated? (Part 2)
- Pope Francis on the Environment
- The Church and Conservation
- The Importance of Our Physical Environment
- The Top Environment Quotes from the Church
- Three Questions at the Heart of Magnifica Humanitas
- Top Laudato Si Quotes on Environment
- Top Nature Quotes from the Church
- What is Ecology?
- What is Integral Ecology?
