The Autumn 2026 issue of Vocation for Justice offers resources for Season of Creation 2026, helping us reflect on and respond to the “cry of the Earth” through prayer, action and care for our common home.
As we enter the 2026 Season of Creation, this article from the Laudato Si’ Movement offers an introduction to this year’s theme, encouraging us to reflect on water as God’s gift, the challenges facing our common home, and our call to protect and restore creation.
On the slopes of Mount Merapi, farmers are rediscovering a sacred connection with water, nature and faith, and working together to protect the environment that sustains them explains Sr Inez fcJ, friend of Columban JPE team member Sr MaryAnne Francalanza fcJ.
As climate change intensifies, Rosemary Boissonneau, friend of Columban JPE team member Sr MaryAnne Francalanza fcJ, explains how the Season of Creation invites us to rediscover water as sacred, living and life-giving, learning from Indigenous wisdom about our responsibility to protect it.
Net-zero is not simply a shared challenge explains Dr. Nicolete Burbach, a loong-term friend of the Columbans from the London Jesuit Centre, who explores the powerful interests resisting climate action and asks what Catholic faith demands of us.
What can eating with our hands teach us about our relationship with God, creation and one another? Columban Fr. Kurt Zio Pala who is assigned to Myanmar, explains.
As the climate crisis intensifies, Jane Lavery, a member of the Columban JPE Team reflects on why our everyday choices still matter, and how faith calls us to care for God’s interconnected creation.
Discover our Season of Creation resources and action ideas, inspired by this year’s theme, 'Living Waters'. Find ways to pray, reflect and act for our common home.