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Sustainable Development Goal 14: Life Below Water

Ocean (Joan Sauro)

Losing, finding and venturing forth, with eyes wide open

"Each day is composed of hours and we are in one. Pay no mind to the hour before and the hour to come, if indeed there be one. We have only this hour. Embrace it. Love it as best you can. Here is the face of God."

  • Joan Sauro
A seafarer checks containers in this photo illustration. Seafarers are responsible for delivering most food, medicine, and electronics around the world, but disembarking at most international ports has become an impossibility. (Courtesy of Solidarity with

Campaign aims to keep seafarers' livelihoods afloat during coronavirus hardships

By Soli Salgado
Members of the Tertiary Sisters of St. Francis in Shisong, Cameroon, meet during a previous Earth Day commemoration. The congregation's many environmental projects include community gardens that serve as a demonstration site to boost soil fertility. The g

Congregations 'walk the talk' of Earth Day with ongoing care for creation

By Chris Herlinger
A ring-billed gull at dawn

The astonished abyss of the capital letter O

By Mary Bilderback

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