River Above Asia and Oceania Ecclesial Network
The River above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN) shares the message to the peoples of Asia from the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conference (FABC) that held their General Conference in Baan Pu Waan, Bangkok, ThailandMessage to the Peoples of Asia from the FABC General Conference
The River above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN) is pleased to introduce the first issue of its quarterly newsletter, The River Above. With the Church continuing to embark on its synodal journey, we are calledRAOEN introduces its quarterly newsletter, The River Above
In preparation for the General Assembly of the Federation of Catholics’ Bishops Conferences of Oceania (FCBCO) in February 2023, a Preparatory Event entitled Our Ocean Home will be held online on 28 to 30 NovemberOur Ocean Home, a synodal preparatory event to the FCBCO Assembly
The River above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN) joined the youth from the Apu Palamguwan Cultural Education Center (APC) and Balay Laudato Si’ in Bukidnon in Mindanao, Philippines on 5 October to launch Living LaudatoRAOEN joins booklet launch, the synodal journey of the Pulangiyēn youth
The Apu Palamguwan Cultural Education Center (APC), Balay Laudato Si’, and The River Above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN) are launching the booklet The Synodal Journey of the Pulangiyēn Youth on 5 October. The booklet isThe synodal journey of the Pulangiyēn youth: We are called to dream and act together
RAOEN shares this article from CIDSE on their contribution to the synodal process, articulated in a nine-page document with global solidarity and social justice as key messages. Journeying together and working in partnership as sistersCIDSE contributes to the synodal process on Synodality
The Pacific Ocean, covering one-third of the planet’s surface, is the largest climate determinant on Earth. Oceania and Asia share a common image in the ‘River Above’ – the Pacific Ocean is the current ofClimate change and La Niña in Oceania and Asia
Pedro Walpole SJ Accepting where another person is, different to me, is not the start of relativism. It is in listening to other stories that leads to a dialogue and valuing of diversity. Listening toRenewing and including the humble
Different groups affected by the changes in ocean climate, livelihoods and biodiversity loss started to exchange in March what group action and participation might be possible around the second UN Ocean Conference (UNOC), reflecting andRAOEN in UNOC: From the tides and currents in Lisbon, towards greater ocean action and justice
The Oceania-Asia faith delegation led by the River Above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN), Mission Society of Saint Columban, Caritas Internationalis, and the Laudato Si’ Movement is organizing Oceania Talanoa: Faith, Indigenous, and Nature’s MoanaOceania Talanoa: Faith, Indigenous, and Nature’s Moana shaping and safeguarding innovations of the Sea