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The nations of the world secured a historic deal on behalf of nature on the final day of the United Nations COP15 summit, charting a path to halt and reverse the rapid loss of biodiversity by 2030.
Seventy-five people came to Rome to ignite a peaceful revolution. They participated in a dramatic conference; its goal was to understand through the sharing of stories the power of nonviolence to help heal our world.
Marie Dennis of Catholic Nonviolence Initiative says it's about 'being in relationship to each other and the planet'
According to Bishop John Stowe, Pope Francis is teaching us that the peace which the world cannot give will be produced by recognizing the dignity of the human person and the global fraternity that we are called to live.
While many people involved with the Catholic Nonviolence Initiative continue to hope Pope Francis will issue an encyclical promoting nonviolence as a spirituality and way of life, they also know that Catholics already are engaged in teaching and supporting nonviolence in situations of conflict and exploitation around the globe.