“Christian hope res-ponds to the challenges to which all humanity is exposed today by dwelling in the garden where the Crucified One was laid as a seed, to rise again and bear much fruit… Paradise is not lost, but found again… In this way, the Death and Resu-rrection of Jesus are the foundation of a spirituality of integral ecology, outside of which the words of faith have no hold on reality and the words of science remain outside the heart… For this reason we speak of an ecological conversion, which Christ-ians cannot separate from the reversal of course that Jesus asks of them.”
India’s poor deserve better than this
Concerns are being raised about whether the needs of poor and marginalized communities in India are receiving enough attention in current government policies. Observers say
