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Vulnerability

Eneriza Menaling My word for today is vulnerability. In one of the online sessions I attended, I heard people talk about their vulnerability in terms of food security because of climate change, which is exactlyVulnerability

System

Imelda Soidi Day 2 at COP30 in Belem crystallized a single word for me: System. On one hand, the organizers put in place a physical system to help participants navigate and mobilize between venues, whichSystem

Reflection on Dilexi te

Imelda Soidi In Chapter Two of Pope Leo XIV’s recent exhortation Dilexi Te, he reflects on the way of life of the early Christian community, a people who truly cared for the poor and livedReflection on Dilexi te

We are learners so we can be leaders: Reflections from Week 2 of the Beginners’ Program on Inculturation, Synodality, Integral Ecology, and Indigenous Pastoral Ministry

As they held soil in their hands, young Indigenous women and community leaders also held space for reflection during the second week of the Beginners’ Program on Inculturation, Synodality, Integral Ecology, and Indigenous Pastoral Ministry,We are learners so we can be leaders: Reflections from Week 2 of the Beginners’ Program on Inculturation, Synodality, Integral Ecology, and Indigenous Pastoral Ministry

Connecting with the oceans

Global conversations on the environment connect with the oceans. The oceans, the forests, and Indigenous communities are key themes of the dialogue process that RAOEN is engaging with through active participation of Indigenous youth fromConnecting with the oceans