Sunday, November 16, 2025
Thousands of people filled the streets of Belém, Brazil, on Saturday15 november, as part of the global march for climate change, advocating for the rights of indigenous peoples of the Amazon region and a just transition to renewable energies.
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Forum of the Comboni Family on Integral Ecology 2025 – 5
Blessed Are the Poor, Not Misery
Sunday, November 16, 2025
For the world, even for its best part, poverty is seen only as an evil to be eradicated. And that is far too little. Dilexi te, the first document of Pope Leo XIV inspired by Pope Francis, speaks mainly about bad poverty — that is, misery and deprivation — but it does not forget the beautiful poverty of the Gospel. Ethics in economics will not exist unless we restore the proper value of evangelical poverty and the social use of wealth. [Luigino Bruni – Avvenire]
Forum of the Comboni Family on Integral Ecology 2025 – 3
Friday, November 14, 2025
Most participants in the Comboni Family Forum on Integral Ecology (CFFIE) took part in two events: 1. The “Cúpula dos Povos” meeting that dealt with the issues of solidarity, resistance and hope in relation to the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energies and its effect on climate change. 2. The celebration of the 25th anniversary of the foundation of VIVAT International, an organization to which belong the Comboni sisters and the Comboni missionaries.
Forum of the Comboni Family on Integral Ecology 2025 – 1
Wednesday, 12 November 2025
Today, 11th November 2025, thirty-four members of the Comboni Family from across the world gathered at the Centro Social Sagrada Família in Belém, Brazil, for the Forum of the Comboni Family on Integral Ecology 2025. This year’s forum runs concurrently with COP30, an international conference on climate change.
COP30. A Belém la Chiesa è presente con proposte, idee, eventi
Mercoledì 12 novembre 2025
A essere sotto i riflettori del mondo, dal 10 al 21 novembre, è la città di Belém, capitale dello Stato brasiliano amazzonico del Pará. «Il tema chiave, per quanto riguarda il nostro contributo, è la denuncia delle ‘false soluzioni’, che è anche uno dei temi forti del documento delle Chiese del Sud globale. C’è il rischio, in particolare, che la transizione energetica di per sé importante e urgente, possa diventare un mito, e un ‘cavallo di Troia’ per le comunità del Sud globale», dice padre Dario Bossi, missionario comboniane, che partecipa alla Conferenza mondiale sul clima (COP30).