Moving beyond the tacit goal of endless economic growth: Escaping outdated paradigms through Doughnut Economics?
An interview with Kate Raworth
An interview with Kate Raworth
We welcome Pope Leo XIV with joy, a name that also reminds us of the deep friendship between St. Francis and Fray Leo, his traveling companion who gently guarded his words and heart.
The text of Rita Sacramento Monteiro's speech during the day dedicated to the Jubilee of Workers (May 2, 2025)
On the 26th of April of 2024 the Community of Economy of Francesco came together to pray, discern and share, with the intention to give a “see you soon” to Pope Francis.
Nous nous joignons à la prière de l’Église universelle et renouvelons notre engagement, pleinement conscients de la responsabilité et de l’héritage vivant que le pape François nous a confiés.
I never imagined that this message—read almost by chance—would breathe new life not only into my professional perspective, but into my entire life.
E’ proprio così che i santi entrano nella nostra vita, trasformandola nella quotidianità, nelle abitudini e, nel mio caso, nella vocazione professionale.
We join the prayer of the universal Church and renew our commitment, fully aware of the responsibility and the living legacy Pope Francis has entrusted to us.
There are scholars and activists all over the world concerned about the state of “work” today, and others concerned about the crisis of care. But there are few who focus on the ways they are inevitably interconnected.
From April to November 2025, in preparation for the Jubilee and the Global Event Restarting the Economy, young people from all over the world will begin to walk.