US Bishops: Trump’s EPA Rule Reversal Threatens the Unborn, Pregnant Women, and More

via CNS: Unborn children would face greater health risks if the Environmental Protection Agency moves to rescind a rule regulating hazardous air pollutants emitted by power plants, said the chairmen of two U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ committees. The bishops argued in a March 22 statement that the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards, or MATS,… Read More US Bishops: Trump’s EPA Rule Reversal Threatens the Unborn, Pregnant Women, and More

New Statement on Christian Ethics and the Ecological Emergency

Dozens of Christian ethicists, including Millennial writers Marcus Mescher and Dan DiLeo, have signed a new statement on “Christian Ethics and the Ecological Emergency.” The statement begins: Human activity is now driving a complex, dynamic process of environmental destabilisation across the whole of God’s Earth, at a scale and pace unprecedented in human history. This… Read More New Statement on Christian Ethics and the Ecological Emergency

Quote of the Day

Pope Francis: “There are a few who have too much, and too many who have little….Many do not have food to eat and live adrift while a few drown in excess. This perverse current of inequality is disastrous for humanity’s future.”

Pope Francis on Development that Responds to the Cry of the Earth and Poor

via the Vatican: When we speak of development we must always ask: Development of what? Development for whom? For too long the conventional idea of development has been almost entirely limited to economic growth. Indicators of national development have been based on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) indices. This has led the modern economic system down… Read More Pope Francis on Development that Responds to the Cry of the Earth and Poor