2021-2022 Trócaire Annual Report
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2021-2022 Trócaire Annual Report
Learn MoreEvelyn (36) from Uganda is mother of Patricia who featured on the 2019 Trócaire box.
The Season of Creation runs from September 1st (World Day of Prayer for Creation) to October 4th (the feast of St. Francis of Assisi). Amid numerous crises which have shaken our world, the theme this year is “Restoring Our Common Home”. During this season we are asked to join together to celebrate creation and protect our common home through prayer, reflection and action.
This year we celebrate this season mindful of the fact that our world continues to deal with the COVID-19 crisis as well as a devastating climate and biodiversity crisis. We look towards two UN Conferences in the Autumn, COP15 (on Biodiversity, due to take place in China) and COP24 (on climate change, Glasgow) in the hope that world leaders take the urgent action that is needed to Restore Our Common Home. We urge people to sign the “Healthy Planet Healthy People” petition as a key action for this Season of Creation.
The global Christian family is called to awaken to the urgent need to heal our relationships with creation and with each other during the ecumenical Season of Creation and to encourage our parish communities to do the same. We hope that these resources will help you.
“For we know that things can change!” (LS, 13).
The Season of Creation runs from September 1st (World Day of Prayer for Creation) to October 4th 2021
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