Ecología integral

A Catholic perspective on current events

"The first ecology is to take care of the weakest," religions say

Representatives of the main religions in Spain agreed that "in the care of creation, the first thing is to care for people, the weakest, the poor, refugees, the persecuted, human embryos". The host was Cardinal Juan José Omella, at the Paul VI Foundation.

Rafael Miner

Omnes-CARF meeting addressed the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence

Professors Javier Sánchez-Cañizares and Gonzalo Génova analyze the pros and cons of artificial intelligence at the Omnes - CARF meeting on November 22 at 19:30h.

Maria Jose Atienza

Albert Alberich: "Moda re- is more than just clothing containers".

A combination of commitment to employment and dignity of the person and care for the environment, the Moda-re project promoted by Caritas is gaining, every year, greater importance and visibility.

Maria Jose Atienza

Key days in Glasgow as 'green' initiatives grow in Spain

While progress at the Glasgow Climate Summit has been timid so far, the streets of the Scottish city have been occupied by demonstrators demanding "climate justice". In Spain, diocesan delegations for the care of Creation, such as Toledo, Granada or Ourense, are promoting ecological projects.

Rafael Miner

Moral dimensions of climate change

Between November 31 and 12, 2021, the following will take place at Glasgow A new conference of the parties (COP) to the United Nations treaty on Climate Change, in this case the 26th. This is a key opportunity to show the real commitment of the signatory countries of the Paris treaty to climate change mitigation.

Maria Jose Atienza

Conscientious objection. A right against euthanasia

In view of the approval in Spain of the new law regulating euthanasia, a fundamental right that guarantees the religious freedom of individuals is once again of paramount importance: conscientious objection.