“We … call for a civil dialogue
and prudent and constructive action to protect God’s precious
gift of the earth’s atmosphere with a sense of genuine solidarity
and justice for all God’s children.”
—U.S. Catholic Bishops
What are the moral implications of climate change? Who is most impacted? What should the Catholic community do? The Catholic Coalition on Climate Change was launched in 2006 to help the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and the Catholic community address these issues.
Learn about Catholic Principles and Teachings applied to the issue of global climate change:
Catholic Coalition on Climate Change supports and complements USCCB’s Office of Social Development and World Peace and the bishops' Environmental Justice Program. The Coalition is funded with generous assistance from the National Religious Partnership for the Environment.
In The News01.01.10 Benedict XVI Links Peace with Care of Creation in his World Day of Peace message on climate change and environmental justice. Read entire message here.
Resource on World Day of Peace from USCCB. Download it here.
12.11.09 Special Report on Copenhagen. Catholics play a significant role at International Climate Change Conferenence 
11.10.09 Bishops of Ireland issue climate change statement. Read the press release and download the statement here.
USCCB releases brief video on poverty and climate change. View it here. 
Latest News go to: www.catholicclimatecovenant.org
Recent
ActivitiesCCCC Newsletter Updates:
Current and Previous
Take the St. Francis Pledge to Care for Creation and the Poor 
Climate Covenant Direct Mailer sent to all US parishes, See it here in English
or Spanish 
CIDSE issued policy paper Development and Climate Justice
Curriculum: “God’s Creation Cries for Justice, Climate Change: Impact and Response” produced with JustFaith Ministries 
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