Catholic Climate Covenant

Catholic Climate Covenant Catholic Climate Covenant inspires and equips people and institutions to care for creation and care As Catholics, our faith demands prudent action.

The Vatican & USCCB acknowledge that the impact of climate change falls heaviest on the poor. "Like" this page, & then take the St. Francis Pledge to Care for Creation and the Poor at our website!

Matthew 25 reminds us that care for creation and care for people are inseparable - they're one and the same. When immigr...
01/30/2026

Matthew 25 reminds us that care for creation and care for people are inseparable - they're one and the same. When immigrants, and those standing up for them, are treated with fear and cruelty, human dignity is violated. And our faith calls us to stand up to injustice.

Read America Magazine - The Jesuit Review's recent article, "A Catholic guide to resisting the ICE crackdown" to learn how you might live your faith at this critical moment, even when it's scary: https://www.americamagazine.org/politics-society/weekly-dispatch/2026/01/29/catholic-social-activism-minneapolis-immigration-trump/

"Although immigration is not the central focus of Catholic Climate Covenant’s mission, the defense of human dignity is i...
01/27/2026

"Although immigration is not the central focus of Catholic Climate Covenant’s mission, the defense of human dignity is inseparable from our work. The fate of migrants, the lives lost to state violence, and the health of our planet are bound together by a single moral truth: every person matters. All is connected."

Read the rest of our staff's statement condemning the current crisis of human dignity, and keep your eye out as we continue to promote ways to be involved with a Catholic response: https://catholicclimatecovenant.org/press-releases/statement-we-firmly-stand-with-and-defend-the-human-dignity-of-our-vulnerable-immigrant-brothers-and-sisters/

While people in Minnesota and across the country are collectively standing with their migrant neighbors and communities,...
01/27/2026

While people in Minnesota and across the country are collectively standing with their migrant neighbors and communities, Congress is considering more funding for ICE and DHS. We join Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns in saying NO to increased ICE funding, to continued violence, and to this egregious affront to human dignity.

Check out their action alert and see how you can contact your Senators, pray in community, and get involved in other ways here: https://maryknollogc.org/action/ice_funding_aa/

Ignatian Solidarity Network is gathering people of faith from across the country for a time of prayer, reflection, and f...
01/26/2026

Ignatian Solidarity Network is gathering people of faith from across the country for a time of prayer, reflection, and faithful action in response to the events in Minnesota. Join us TOMORROW, Tuesday, Jan. 27 at 8 pm ET / 5 pm PT on Zoom to connect in community, listen to voices on the ground, and discern how love calls us forward in public witness. Register to attend at bit.ly/catholicwitness

Catholic Women Religious continue to be at the forefront of Catholic work on climate justice, sustainability, and synoda...
01/23/2026

Catholic Women Religious continue to be at the forefront of Catholic work on climate justice, sustainability, and synodality. And THIS Monday, January 26th at 12 pm ET, we will hear from women religious and staff who work with them on how to follow their lead! Register to attend at bit.ly/WRLeading

Did you know that the average person in the U.S. throws away over four pounds of waste each day? And much of that waste ...
01/23/2026

Did you know that the average person in the U.S. throws away over four pounds of waste each day? And much of that waste can actually be composted! Check out our new blog post to learn how composting invites us into a deeper relationship with creation by helping us slow down, notice what we consume, and reminding us that all life is connected from beginning to end. Read it here: https://catholicclimatecovenant.org/blogs/composting-turning-waste-into-grace/

Catholic Women Religious have always been at the forefront of the Church's efforts on climate justice, sustainability, a...
01/20/2026

Catholic Women Religious have always been at the forefront of the Church's efforts on climate justice, sustainability, and synodality. So for our first webinar of 2026, we will hear from women religious (and staff who work with congregations of women religious) who are making an enormously positive impact on care for creation.

Join us on Monday, January 26th at 12 pm ET for this inspiring conversation! Register to attend at bit.ly/WRLeading

On this , we remember Dr. King as a prophet who named truths that we are still wrestling with today. The struggles for ...
01/19/2026

On this , we remember Dr. King as a prophet who named truths that we are still wrestling with today. The struggles for justice, dignity, and solidarity he confronted remain unfinished, and his call to recognize our shared fate is as urgent as ever.

01/15/2026

Are you interested in working on state-level environmental advocacy? Whether you’re a pro or feeling called to get involved for the first time, we have a place (and many resources!) for you. Email [email protected] to get started!

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