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  • Arizona third-grader holds food drives to help in pandemic

    Arizona third-grader holds food drives to help in pandemic

    • Apr 21, 2021

    Dylan Pfeifer has been staging food drives from his home in metro Phoenix in response to the pandemic.

    By Cheyanne Mumphrey
  • Church in Trinidad advocates planting crops to boost food security

    Church in Trinidad advocates planting crops to boost food security

    • Nov 15, 2020

    Archbishop Jason Gordon of Port of Spain has been calling on people to grow more food in recent months. His encouragement has been particularly urgent following widespread job losses in Trinidad beginning with a state-ordered lockdown in March in response to rising numbers of COVID-19 cases.

    By Laura Ann Phillips
  • Life academy promotes ethical ways AI can with help food security

    Life academy promotes ethical ways AI can with help food security

    • Sep 16, 2020

    As part of its ongoing collaboration with two of the world’s leading developers of AI software, the Pontifical Academy for Life will launch a new joint project looking at ethical ways artificial intelligence can be used to guarantee food security.

    By Carol Glatz
  • Pope teams up with Slow Food founder for environment appeal

    Pope teams up with Slow Food founder for environment appeal

    • Sep 12, 2020

    Pope Francis has formed an unusual partnership with the agnostic Italian founder of the Slow Food movement while doubling down on calls to protect the environment from profit-driven development that he says harms the world’s poorest the most.

    By Nicole Winfield
  • The Pope on sex and food, a cardinal’s legacy, and mattresses in church

    The Pope on sex and food, a cardinal’s legacy, and mattresses in church

    • Sep 11, 2020

    Written by an Italian journalist and food critic named Carlo Petrini, the new interview book with the pope is called Terrafutura, or “Future Earth,” with the subtitle, “Dialogues with Pope Francis on Integral Ecology.”

    By John L. Allen Jr.
  • Catholic baker’s sweet treats make occasions ‘a little more meaningful’

    Catholic baker’s sweet treats make occasions ‘a little more meaningful’

    • Aug 15, 2020

    Genevie Alejandro never expected her future in the baking entrepreneurial world to begin with a bishop.

    By Melissa Enaje
  • Colombian siblings launch market for Amazon farmers in need

    Colombian siblings launch market for Amazon farmers in need

    • Jul 10, 2020

    Two siblings in Colombia launched The Harvest: Amazonian Barter. Now dozens of people line up every Friday in front of a truck packed with soap, rice, oil and other products that they exchange for fruits that would otherwise go to waste because of the virus.

    By Luis Andres Henao
  • Chicago Catholics tend parish gardens, supply pantries during pandemic

    Chicago Catholics tend parish gardens, supply pantries during pandemic

    • Jun 17, 2020

    For years, some parishes in the Chicago Archdiocese have maintained gardens whose produce was donated to local food pantries. With the rise in food insecurity during COVID-19 sending more people to food pantries than before, those ministries have taken on a new importance.

    By Joyce Duriga
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