He said: “With regard to this ecological conversion, I would like to share with you the way in which the convictions of faith offer Christians great motivations for the protection of nature, as well as of the most vulnerable brothers and sisters, because I am certain that science and faith, which propose different approaches to reality, can develop an intense and fruitful dialogue.” The pope told the delegation, which was led by Archbishop Éric de Moulins-Beaufort, president of the French bishops’ conference, that the Christian commitment to the environment was rooted in the Bible. “But it wants to act concretely where this is possible, and above all wants to form consciences in order to promote a deep and lasting ecological conversion, which alone can meet the important challenges we face.” “It has no ready-made solutions to propose and does not ignore the difficulties of the technical, economic and political issues at stake, nor all the efforts that this commitment entails,” the pope said in a speech that was handed out to the delegation.
3, the pope said that the Catholic Church was committed to defending the planet from exploitation. Vatican City, / 07:00 am ( CNA).- Pope Francis said Thursday that science and faith together can help humanity to overcome ecological crises.Īddressing a delegation of French ecological experts Sept.
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