This is the time of year for us to reflect on who Jesus really is in our lives. Sino nga ba ang ating Mesiyas na isinilang sa mundo sa araw ng Pasko? by Fr. Paul Glynn The traditional Filipino Christmas Parol – or Lantern- is a reminder of the Bright Star that the wise men …
Waiting, Beauty & Hope – Advent Reflection on Life Read More »
FROM THE DIRECTOR “The way humanity treats the environment influences how we treat each other. Dialogue with each other is the same attitude required for dialogue, respect and taking care of the integrity of creation.” FROM THE DIRECTOR “The way humanity treats the environment influences how we treat each other. Dialogue with each other is …
The Death of Life: The Horror of Extinction is a passionate plea to take action before it is too late – to save the many thousands of species currently under threat of extinction, who give glory to God by their very existence.
In our age of ecological crisis – where rampant consumerism and indifference to the holiness of Earth’s biodiversity is the default – how can each of us help build a movement to care for our common home and begin a new chapter in Earth’s history?
The Earth’s resources – which have been entrusted to us – are for the life of the whole world. They do not belong to a wealthy minority, or even a human minority.
Columbans have come to believe that violence done to the Earth itself is a part of war, whether through habitat destruction, the extraction of resources for weapons, or the murder of environmental defenders. As people of faith, we have a responsibility to practice nonviolence. We can do this by choosing to live simply and sustainably, …
Jubilee for the Earth (Episode 4): Non-violence for the Earth Read More »
An account of what happened during the Martial Law years. Never Again.
Remembering Negros Nine and those who were unjustly persecuted during Martial Law
According to Fr Sean McDonagh, a Columban Priest, “Learning about creation tells us who God is in our world today. This is very much in line with this new understanding that all creation is intrinsically valuable to God and we must respect it as such.”
