Our Common Home
Pope Francis doesn't hold back:
'The earth, our home, is beginning to look more and more like an immense pile of filth.'
This is God's creation, given to be our home.
What are we doing to look after it?
A Prayer for our Earth By Pope Francis*
All-powerful God, you are present in the whole universe and in the smallest of your creatures.
You embrace with your tenderness all that exists.
Pour out upon us the power of your love, that we may protect life and beauty.
Fill us with peace, that we may live as brothers and sisters, harming no one.
O God of the poor,help us to rescue the abandoned and forgotten of this earth, so precious in your eyes.
Bring healing to our lives, that we may protect the world and not prey on it, that we may sow beauty, not pollution and destruction.
Touch the hearts of those who look only for gain at the expense of the poor and the earth.
Teach us to discover the worth of each thing, to be filled with awe and contemplation, to recognize that we are profoundly united with every creature as we journey towards your infinite light.
We thank you for being with us each day.
Encourage us, we pray, in our struggle for justice, love and peace.
* Pope Francis published this prayer in his Laudato Si’ encyclical, and is meant for sharing with all who believe in a God who is the all-powerful Creator.
'The earth, our home, is beginning to look more and more like an immense pile of filth.'
This is God's creation, given to be our home.
What are we doing to look after it?
A Prayer for our Earth By Pope Francis*
All-powerful God, you are present in the whole universe and in the smallest of your creatures.
You embrace with your tenderness all that exists.
Pour out upon us the power of your love, that we may protect life and beauty.
Fill us with peace, that we may live as brothers and sisters, harming no one.
O God of the poor,help us to rescue the abandoned and forgotten of this earth, so precious in your eyes.
Bring healing to our lives, that we may protect the world and not prey on it, that we may sow beauty, not pollution and destruction.
Touch the hearts of those who look only for gain at the expense of the poor and the earth.
Teach us to discover the worth of each thing, to be filled with awe and contemplation, to recognize that we are profoundly united with every creature as we journey towards your infinite light.
We thank you for being with us each day.
Encourage us, we pray, in our struggle for justice, love and peace.
* Pope Francis published this prayer in his Laudato Si’ encyclical, and is meant for sharing with all who believe in a God who is the all-powerful Creator.
"A relay pilgrimage organised by the Young Christian Climate Network began in Cornwall in June. It takes the public’s concern for the future of the planet and the survival of its peoples to world leaders meeting in Glasgow in November, where crucial negotiations at their meeting (COP 26) will have far reaching impacts. The journey is over 1,000 miles and takes 5 months.
People of all ages from all churches, or none, are invited to join in this walk for climate justice. Please join us to greet the walkers; to walk part of the way; to offer refreshments; to cheer the walkers on; and in other capacities. Outline details of the roles available are on the YCCN website: RELAY | YCCN.
Why do this? One local walker, Roger Layet, responds. "Well, for myself, I couldn’t not do it. After reading Laudato Si, after realising the damage we humans are doing to our children’s and grandchildren's future, to so much of creation, to so many of the world's poorer people. After learning that this relay would actually pass through Nailsea. Since our parish of Saint Francis (patron of ecology) has received the Live Simply award for our modest ecological efforts, how could we not join in? It’ll be great to walk with a group of parishioners (six at least, hopefully more on the day). Great to walk with some fellow Christians from other Nailsea and Backwell churches. Great to walk with others from beyond the churches, such as Nailsea Climate Emergency, our local North Somerset councillor, youth groups and others. Great to add our voices to a plea to the world‘s leaders at COP26 to show care for Our Common Home."
Back in 2005, BBC Producer and naturalist, Mary Colwell, gave a lecture in Clifton Cathedral, entitled 'The Pope and the Iceberg'. The Catholic Church, she knew needed to take its responsibility towards the earth much more seriously. The Amazon is entirely within Catholic countries yet, 16 years ago, the Church had hardly spoken in its defence. Because of her connection with the BBC Natural History Unit, she was able to include spectacular footage in her lecture.
That led to a year of environmental events in Clifton Diocese called 'Sound of Many Waters'. Then, in 2015, came Pope Francis's 'Laudato Si: on Care for our Common Home'
But still the crisis grows. For example, the BBC reports a " new study finds that an area of the Arctic Ocean critical for the survival of polar bears is fast becoming vulnerable to climate change. The region, dubbed the "last ice area" had been expected to stay frozen far longer than other parts of the Arctic. But this new analysis says that this area suffered record melting last summer. The researchers say that high winds allied to a changing climate were behind the unexpected decline. ":
Sue Ingham, Justice and Peace Commission
Read The Presidents of Together for Bristol/Churches Together in Greater Bristol Climate Emergency Letter (June 2021) signed by church leaders including Bishop Declan"
People of all ages from all churches, or none, are invited to join in this walk for climate justice. Please join us to greet the walkers; to walk part of the way; to offer refreshments; to cheer the walkers on; and in other capacities. Outline details of the roles available are on the YCCN website: RELAY | YCCN.
Why do this? One local walker, Roger Layet, responds. "Well, for myself, I couldn’t not do it. After reading Laudato Si, after realising the damage we humans are doing to our children’s and grandchildren's future, to so much of creation, to so many of the world's poorer people. After learning that this relay would actually pass through Nailsea. Since our parish of Saint Francis (patron of ecology) has received the Live Simply award for our modest ecological efforts, how could we not join in? It’ll be great to walk with a group of parishioners (six at least, hopefully more on the day). Great to walk with some fellow Christians from other Nailsea and Backwell churches. Great to walk with others from beyond the churches, such as Nailsea Climate Emergency, our local North Somerset councillor, youth groups and others. Great to add our voices to a plea to the world‘s leaders at COP26 to show care for Our Common Home."
Back in 2005, BBC Producer and naturalist, Mary Colwell, gave a lecture in Clifton Cathedral, entitled 'The Pope and the Iceberg'. The Catholic Church, she knew needed to take its responsibility towards the earth much more seriously. The Amazon is entirely within Catholic countries yet, 16 years ago, the Church had hardly spoken in its defence. Because of her connection with the BBC Natural History Unit, she was able to include spectacular footage in her lecture.
That led to a year of environmental events in Clifton Diocese called 'Sound of Many Waters'. Then, in 2015, came Pope Francis's 'Laudato Si: on Care for our Common Home'
But still the crisis grows. For example, the BBC reports a " new study finds that an area of the Arctic Ocean critical for the survival of polar bears is fast becoming vulnerable to climate change. The region, dubbed the "last ice area" had been expected to stay frozen far longer than other parts of the Arctic. But this new analysis says that this area suffered record melting last summer. The researchers say that high winds allied to a changing climate were behind the unexpected decline. ":
Sue Ingham, Justice and Peace Commission
Read The Presidents of Together for Bristol/Churches Together in Greater Bristol Climate Emergency Letter (June 2021) signed by church leaders including Bishop Declan"
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Christian Climate Action pilgrimage
Those walking will be praying that world leaders are inspired to engage in action rather than words and broken promises. This is to mirror the theme of “Drowning in Promises” which is being used by Extinction Rebellion protestors during the G7.
Stephen Jarvis, one of the pilgrims, said: ‘The UK is very good at claiming to be world leaders in the fight against climate change whilst tinkering round the edges but not actually implementing any of the serious actions needed to protect our fragile Earth.’
Rev. Helen Burnett said: ‘Unlike a traditional pilgrimage our progress will be halted, not because we arrive at a holy place, but by a police cordon; however our walk will be way marked by prayers for the world. Our purpose is to focus our hearts and minds on the deep injustices of the world. The climate and economic injustice we see all around us is a result of the policies of the wealthiest represented this weekend by the G7. Decisions made by the minority affect the majority, whose voices will not be represented in Carbis Bay. As part of that silenced majority, we will walk as a witness to the need to imagine a better world, a world imagined by Jesus Christ whose greatest commandment was ‘to love your neighbour as yourself’.
Those walking will be praying that world leaders are inspired to engage in action rather than words and broken promises. This is to mirror the theme of “Drowning in Promises” which is being used by Extinction Rebellion protestors during the G7.
Stephen Jarvis, one of the pilgrims, said: ‘The UK is very good at claiming to be world leaders in the fight against climate change whilst tinkering round the edges but not actually implementing any of the serious actions needed to protect our fragile Earth.’
Rev. Helen Burnett said: ‘Unlike a traditional pilgrimage our progress will be halted, not because we arrive at a holy place, but by a police cordon; however our walk will be way marked by prayers for the world. Our purpose is to focus our hearts and minds on the deep injustices of the world. The climate and economic injustice we see all around us is a result of the policies of the wealthiest represented this weekend by the G7. Decisions made by the minority affect the majority, whose voices will not be represented in Carbis Bay. As part of that silenced majority, we will walk as a witness to the need to imagine a better world, a world imagined by Jesus Christ whose greatest commandment was ‘to love your neighbour as yourself’.
Route and dates London to Glasgow
5-Sep-21 Sunday 1 Parliament Square Kilburn London
6-Sep-21 Monday 2 Kilburn Edgware London
7-Sep-21 Tuesday 3 Edgware St. Albans Hertfordshire
8-Sep-21 Wednesday 4 St. Albans Harpenden Hertfordshire
9-Sep-21 Thursday 5 Harpenden Dunstable Central Bedfordshire
10-Sep-21 Friday 6 Dunstable Hockliffe Central Bedfordshire
11-Sep-21 Saturday 7 Hockliffe Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire
12-Sep-21 Sunday 8 rest
13-Sep-21 Monday 9 Milton Keynes Towcester Northamptonshire
14-Sep-21 Tuesday 10 Towcester Daventry Northamptonshire
15-Sep-21 Wednesday 11 Daventry Dunchurch Warwickshire
16-Sep-21 Thursday 12 Dunchurch Ryton-on-Dunsmore, south of Coventry Warwickshire
17-Sep-21 Friday 13 Ryton-on-Dunsmore Coventry West Midlands
18-Sep-21 Saturday 14 Coventry Bickenhill West Midlands
19-Sep-21 Sunday 15 rest
20-Sep-21 Monday 16 Bickenhill BirminghamWest Midlands
21-Sep-21 Tuesday 17 Birmingham Little Aston Staffordshire
22-Sep-21 Wednesday 18 Little Aston amp Isla Staffordshire
23-Sep-21 Thursday 19 Camp Isla Great Haywood Staffordshire
24-Sep-21 Friday 20 Great Haywood Stone Staffordshire
25-Sep-21 Saturday 21 Stone Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire
26-Sep-21 Sunday 22 Stoke-on-Trent Leek Staffordshire
27-Sep-21 Monday 23 rest
28-Sep-21 Tuesday 24 Leek Macclesfield Cheshire East
29-Sep-21 Wednesday 25 Macclesfield Cheadle Greater Manchester
30-Sep-21 Thursday 26 Cheadle Manchester Greater Manchester
1-Oct-21 Friday 27 Manchester Bury Greater Manchester
2-Oct-21 Saturday 28 Bury Accrington Lancashire
3-Oct-21 Sunday 29 Accrington Clitheroe Lancashire
4-Oct-21 Monday 30 rest
5-Oct-21 Tuesday 31 Clitheroe Slaidburn Lancashire
6-Oct-21 Wednesday 32 Slaidburn High Bentham North Yorkshire
7-Oct-21 Thursday 33 High Bentham Kirkby Lonsdale Cumbria
8-Oct-21 Friday 34 Kirkby Lonsdale Sedbergh Cumbria
9-Oct-21 Saturday 35 Sedbergh Tebay Cumbria
10-Oct-21 Sunday 36 Tebay Crosby Ravensworth Cumbria
11-Oct-21 Monday 37 Crosby Ravensworth Hackthorpe Cumbria
12-Oct-21 Tuesday 38 Hackthorpe Penrith Cumbria
13-Oct-21 Wednesday 39 Penrith Southwaite Cumbria
14-Oct-21 Thursday 40 Southwaite Carlisle Cumbria
15-Oct-21 Friday 41 rest
16-Oct-21 Saturday 42 Carlisle Gretna Dumfries & Galloway
17-Oct-21 Sunday 43 Gretna Ecclefechan Dumfries & Galloway
18-Oct-21 Monday 44 Ecclefechan Lockerbie Dumfries & Galloway
19-Oct-21 Tuesday 45 Eskdalemuir Dumfries & Galloway
20-Oct-21 Wednesday 46 South Lanarkshire
21-Oct-21 Thursday 47 Moffat South Lanarkshire
22-Oct-21 Friday 48 Moffat South Lanarkshire
23-Oct-21 Saturday 49 Crawford South Lanarkshire
24-Oct-21 Sunday 50 Crawford South Lanarkshire
25-Oct-21 Monday 51 Lesmahagow South Lanarkshire
26-Oct-21 Tuesday 52 Lesmahagow Larkhall South Lanarkshire
27-Oct-21 Wednesday 53 Larkhall Blantyre South Lanarkshire
28-Oct-21 Thursday 54 Blantyre Glasgow South Lanarkshire
29-Oct-21 Friday 55
30-Oct-21 Saturday 56
31-Oct-21 Sunday 57
Route and dates Bristol to Birmingham
9th Sept Thur 1 Bristol Frampton Cotterell
10th Sept Fri 2 Frampton Cotterell Wooton Under Edge
11th Set Sat 3 Wooton Under Edge Stroud
12th Sept Sun 4 REST
13th Sept Mon 5 Stroud Gloucester
14th Sept Tues 6 Gloucester Tewkesbury
15th Sept Wed 7 Tewkesbury Upton on Severn
16th Sept Thurs 8 Upton on Severn Worcester
17th Sept Fri 9 Worcester Stourport
18th Sept Sat 10 Stourport Stourbridge
19th Sept Sun 11 REST
20th Sept Mon 13 Stourbridge Brimingham
5-Sep-21 Sunday 1 Parliament Square Kilburn London
6-Sep-21 Monday 2 Kilburn Edgware London
7-Sep-21 Tuesday 3 Edgware St. Albans Hertfordshire
8-Sep-21 Wednesday 4 St. Albans Harpenden Hertfordshire
9-Sep-21 Thursday 5 Harpenden Dunstable Central Bedfordshire
10-Sep-21 Friday 6 Dunstable Hockliffe Central Bedfordshire
11-Sep-21 Saturday 7 Hockliffe Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire
12-Sep-21 Sunday 8 rest
13-Sep-21 Monday 9 Milton Keynes Towcester Northamptonshire
14-Sep-21 Tuesday 10 Towcester Daventry Northamptonshire
15-Sep-21 Wednesday 11 Daventry Dunchurch Warwickshire
16-Sep-21 Thursday 12 Dunchurch Ryton-on-Dunsmore, south of Coventry Warwickshire
17-Sep-21 Friday 13 Ryton-on-Dunsmore Coventry West Midlands
18-Sep-21 Saturday 14 Coventry Bickenhill West Midlands
19-Sep-21 Sunday 15 rest
20-Sep-21 Monday 16 Bickenhill BirminghamWest Midlands
21-Sep-21 Tuesday 17 Birmingham Little Aston Staffordshire
22-Sep-21 Wednesday 18 Little Aston amp Isla Staffordshire
23-Sep-21 Thursday 19 Camp Isla Great Haywood Staffordshire
24-Sep-21 Friday 20 Great Haywood Stone Staffordshire
25-Sep-21 Saturday 21 Stone Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire
26-Sep-21 Sunday 22 Stoke-on-Trent Leek Staffordshire
27-Sep-21 Monday 23 rest
28-Sep-21 Tuesday 24 Leek Macclesfield Cheshire East
29-Sep-21 Wednesday 25 Macclesfield Cheadle Greater Manchester
30-Sep-21 Thursday 26 Cheadle Manchester Greater Manchester
1-Oct-21 Friday 27 Manchester Bury Greater Manchester
2-Oct-21 Saturday 28 Bury Accrington Lancashire
3-Oct-21 Sunday 29 Accrington Clitheroe Lancashire
4-Oct-21 Monday 30 rest
5-Oct-21 Tuesday 31 Clitheroe Slaidburn Lancashire
6-Oct-21 Wednesday 32 Slaidburn High Bentham North Yorkshire
7-Oct-21 Thursday 33 High Bentham Kirkby Lonsdale Cumbria
8-Oct-21 Friday 34 Kirkby Lonsdale Sedbergh Cumbria
9-Oct-21 Saturday 35 Sedbergh Tebay Cumbria
10-Oct-21 Sunday 36 Tebay Crosby Ravensworth Cumbria
11-Oct-21 Monday 37 Crosby Ravensworth Hackthorpe Cumbria
12-Oct-21 Tuesday 38 Hackthorpe Penrith Cumbria
13-Oct-21 Wednesday 39 Penrith Southwaite Cumbria
14-Oct-21 Thursday 40 Southwaite Carlisle Cumbria
15-Oct-21 Friday 41 rest
16-Oct-21 Saturday 42 Carlisle Gretna Dumfries & Galloway
17-Oct-21 Sunday 43 Gretna Ecclefechan Dumfries & Galloway
18-Oct-21 Monday 44 Ecclefechan Lockerbie Dumfries & Galloway
19-Oct-21 Tuesday 45 Eskdalemuir Dumfries & Galloway
20-Oct-21 Wednesday 46 South Lanarkshire
21-Oct-21 Thursday 47 Moffat South Lanarkshire
22-Oct-21 Friday 48 Moffat South Lanarkshire
23-Oct-21 Saturday 49 Crawford South Lanarkshire
24-Oct-21 Sunday 50 Crawford South Lanarkshire
25-Oct-21 Monday 51 Lesmahagow South Lanarkshire
26-Oct-21 Tuesday 52 Lesmahagow Larkhall South Lanarkshire
27-Oct-21 Wednesday 53 Larkhall Blantyre South Lanarkshire
28-Oct-21 Thursday 54 Blantyre Glasgow South Lanarkshire
29-Oct-21 Friday 55
30-Oct-21 Saturday 56
31-Oct-21 Sunday 57
Route and dates Bristol to Birmingham
9th Sept Thur 1 Bristol Frampton Cotterell
10th Sept Fri 2 Frampton Cotterell Wooton Under Edge
11th Set Sat 3 Wooton Under Edge Stroud
12th Sept Sun 4 REST
13th Sept Mon 5 Stroud Gloucester
14th Sept Tues 6 Gloucester Tewkesbury
15th Sept Wed 7 Tewkesbury Upton on Severn
16th Sept Thurs 8 Upton on Severn Worcester
17th Sept Fri 9 Worcester Stourport
18th Sept Sat 10 Stourport Stourbridge
19th Sept Sun 11 REST
20th Sept Mon 13 Stourbridge Brimingham
"Understanding Laudato Si," with Fr. Daniel P. Horan, OFM even though these recording on YouTube are 5 years old they can be a useful way of helping us understand Laudato Si.
Episode 01: "Models of Creation" https://youtu.be/TzyYPJLhZjc
Episode 02: "Situating Laudato Si" https://youtu.be/xXJTzM2VbSc
Episode 03: "What is Happening to our Common Home?" https://youtu.be/ZmHQMaBbsXw
Episode 04: "Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor" https://youtu.be/8LloARnNUPE
Episode 05: "Back to the 'Beginning'" https://youtu.be/UVT9enSMMrU
Episode 06: "A Universal Communion" https://youtu.be/H50S8P3JSzk
Episode 07: "The 'Technocratic Paradigm'" https://youtu.be/k_jM16npWhM
Episode 08: "Human Responsibility" https://youtu.be/wFLaTShJNMM
Episode 09: "Integral Ecology'" https://youtu.be/uok8odEsOhE
Episode 10: "Inter generational Solidarity" https://youtu.be/VmZcCjorWnk
Episode 11: "Dialogue in Moving Forward" https://youtu.be/UuZSeDuLDYg
Episode 12: "Politics, Economy, and Science" https://youtu.be/ahzzh_a63o8
Episode 13: "Things Must Change" https://youtu.be/fj-a5qVj3nY
Episode 14: "Conclusion: In Union with all Creation" https://youtu.be/oAAgQr6hpbI
Another YouTube video that you may like to look at is:
Connecting Voices, Connecting Laudato Si’: Action 2021 https://youtu.be/cZPcQ3HRYao
Why Care for the Environment? (Laudato Si Explained) https://youtu.be/DNU8fn_ap_U
Praise be to you my Lord
Episode 01: "Models of Creation" https://youtu.be/TzyYPJLhZjc
Episode 02: "Situating Laudato Si" https://youtu.be/xXJTzM2VbSc
Episode 03: "What is Happening to our Common Home?" https://youtu.be/ZmHQMaBbsXw
Episode 04: "Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor" https://youtu.be/8LloARnNUPE
Episode 05: "Back to the 'Beginning'" https://youtu.be/UVT9enSMMrU
Episode 06: "A Universal Communion" https://youtu.be/H50S8P3JSzk
Episode 07: "The 'Technocratic Paradigm'" https://youtu.be/k_jM16npWhM
Episode 08: "Human Responsibility" https://youtu.be/wFLaTShJNMM
Episode 09: "Integral Ecology'" https://youtu.be/uok8odEsOhE
Episode 10: "Inter generational Solidarity" https://youtu.be/VmZcCjorWnk
Episode 11: "Dialogue in Moving Forward" https://youtu.be/UuZSeDuLDYg
Episode 12: "Politics, Economy, and Science" https://youtu.be/ahzzh_a63o8
Episode 13: "Things Must Change" https://youtu.be/fj-a5qVj3nY
Episode 14: "Conclusion: In Union with all Creation" https://youtu.be/oAAgQr6hpbI
Another YouTube video that you may like to look at is:
Connecting Voices, Connecting Laudato Si’: Action 2021 https://youtu.be/cZPcQ3HRYao
Why Care for the Environment? (Laudato Si Explained) https://youtu.be/DNU8fn_ap_U
Praise be to you my Lord
Letter sent to Archbishop Bernard
cover_letter_to_archbishop_bernard_re_3_asks_-_26_-_3-_2021.pdf
letter_to_archbishop_longley_-_oct_2020.pdf
the_immediate_urgency.pdf
Links to associated groups:
Christian Climate Action (CCA) https://christianclimateaction.org/
CCA is also known as 'the Christians of Extinction Rebellion'.
Catholic working group within CCA: https://christianclimateaction.org/2020/10/25/new-catholic-cca-initiative/
Dear all,
I am writing now to all those who agreed to sign the letter to Archbishop Bernard, asking for a meeting about the urgency of the response needed to the climate and ecological emergency. I am including in this email, some who replied just a little too late to get their name on the letter, as you are clearly with us in spirit.
I apologise for being so slow to let you know, that the Archbishop did agree to meet a representative group, and in fact we are meeting him at 10am tomorrow, along with Fr Gerry Murray from the Diocesan J&P Commission, and the new Chief Operating Officer of the Diocese, Mr Eric Kirwan. Those meeting him are myself, Jane Lavery, Matthew Neville and Naomi Awre.
If you see this email in time, please do pray for a positive outcome from the meeting.
Some of you may know that my brother Passionist, Fr John Kearns, who I have lived and worked with here in Birmingham for the last 7 years, died of cancer two weeks ago after a short illness. For this reason, I ask both forgiveness for not letting you know sooner of the Archbishop's response, and the planned meeting, and I also ask your prayers for John and especially his mum.
I do promise to let you know more promptly of the outcome, and lets see where it goes from here.
Fr Martin Newell CP
Austin SmithHouse, 96 Ivor Road, Sparkhill, Birmingham B11 4NX
Addressing plastic waste:
letters received from retailers
letters received from retailers
Thank you to the Inner Wheel Club of Coventry for these letters
Letter from Aldi
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Letter from the Co-op
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Letter from Costco
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Letter from M&S
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 Letter from Royal Mail
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First letter from Sainsbury's
We also offer our customers the opportunity to bring back plastic bottles, pots, tubs , trays along with polyethylene film and carrier bags to facilities in our stores for recycling .
Letter from Tesco
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Second letter from Sainsbury's We do not currently offer recycling .....
Letter from Waitrose
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Links to resources etc.
global_healing_session_1_18th_feb_2021_handout.pdf
global_healing_session_2_25th_feb_2021_handout.pdf
global_healing_session_3_4th_mar_2021_handout.pdf
global_healing_session_4_11th_mar_2021_handout.pdf
global_healing_session_5_18th_mar_2021_handout.pdf
global_healing_session_6_25th_mar_2021_handout.pdf
The recordings of this series are available on Youtube at the following link:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdu7tsNYIRxmD05GCWeCEAafqW7N0hdf2
Global Healing resource is available here
https://www.cbcew.org.uk/home/our-work/environment/global-healing/
global_healing_session_1_18th_feb_2021_handout.pdf
global_healing_session_2_25th_feb_2021_handout.pdf
global_healing_session_3_4th_mar_2021_handout.pdf
global_healing_session_4_11th_mar_2021_handout.pdf
global_healing_session_5_18th_mar_2021_handout.pdf
global_healing_session_6_25th_mar_2021_handout.pdf
The recordings of this series are available on Youtube at the following link:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdu7tsNYIRxmD05GCWeCEAafqW7N0hdf2
Global Healing resource is available here
https://www.cbcew.org.uk/home/our-work/environment/global-healing/
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The Birmingham Diocesan Justice and Peace Commission is funded by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham and the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD) and is a member of the Caritas - Archdiocese of Birmingham Network