Dr Gerald Taylore reads Barbara Gardner;s review of the book Sacred Nature, Sacred Nature is the most recent work by Karen Armstrong.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Janet Allan discusses proposals to 'rewild' dingoes in Southern Australia. In a wide-ranging article Janet attacks the ides of dingoes providing a trophic cascade in Victoria, observes that dingoes were themselves in troduced into Australia, and not native sepcies, and that the evidence of them controlling 'pest' species is unfounded.…

An article marking the death of Priest, peace campaigner, and Catholic Concern for Animals patron, Bruce Kent. Taken from the Autumn 2022 issue of The Ark, issue no 253.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Conservation photojournalist, environmental writer, and founder of Verify Humanity, Kate Fox, describes her work exposing the bile bear trade in Vietnam, the fate of Boo the Bear, and the role the Vietnamese Catholic community could play in ending the trade.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Biden's FDA Insists on Continuing its Unethical and Obsolete Animal Testing Mandates is written by David Gortler and read by Dr Gerald Taylor, Content Editor of The Ark. David Gortler is a Former Senior Executive FDA Official and Senior Advisor to the FDA Commissioner, and here argues for the use of more modern durg testing technologies, ahich are …

Catholic Concern for Animals Chief Executive, Chris Fegan, provides an update of current issues, including issues on Ukraine, the United Nations and other factors.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Catholic Concern for Animals' Chair, Prof. Clara Mancini, provides an assessment and analysis of events in Ukraine.Catholic Concern for Animals által

A report back from the Trustee Board Meeting held on 19th March 2022, looking at Catholic Concern for Animals' achievements and the problems of legacy funding.Catholic Concern for Animals által

The concluding part of John Berkman's essay on pig farming in the USA and its implications for Christians. Here John examines his earlier argument in the light of cooperation with wrong-doing, and concludes that Christians must not eat US farmed pig meat if they are to consider themselves morally serious.…

Dr Gerald Taylor reads his own article detailing the many problems animals have faced following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. From the wildlife and nature parks the country boasts, to its zoos, animals in agriculture, and companion animals, as well as the effects of pollution caused by teh conflict, this article provides broad overview of the po…

This reading provides supporting statements and articles for CCA's campaign to end Bullfighting.Catholic Concern for Animals által

This is a reading of the first part of JohnBerkman's essay on factory farming and animal suffering, read by Dr Gerald Taylor.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Cathoic Concern for Animals latest Newsletter including features on Ukraine and the United Nations Environment Assembly.Catholic Concern for Animals által

This episode involves a reading of the Spring 2022 issue of The Ark, issue no. 251. This reading includes the Officers Comments from The Editor, Dr Gerald Taylor, the Chair, Prof. Clara Mancini, and the Chief Executive, Chris Fegan, read by Dr Gerald Taylor.Catholic Concern for Animals által

This is Catholic Concern for Animal's statement on recent events in Ukraine.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Catholic Concern for Animals offer a prayer for Ukraine, and for all conflicts.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Selected reading from the book Climate Change and Sustainable Creaturely Care, edited by Dr Christina Nellist. Chapter 13: Fish the Forgotten Species, written by Chris Fegan and Dr Gerald Taylor, read by Dr Gerald Taylor.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Our last Newsletter of 2021 includes New Year's Greetings, a round up of CCA's 2021, and a look forward to 2022. Written by Chris Fegan, read by Dr Gerald TaylorCatholic Concern for Animals által

This episode is a selected reading from the book Climate Change and Sustainable Creaturely Care: Integrated Theology, Governance and justice, edited by Christina Nellist. This reading takes selections from Chapter 1: The Animal Interfaith Alliance's Vision for the Place of Animals in a Sustainable World, and is the first of our readings from this s…

The latest in Catholic Concern for Animals' Newsletters, written by CEO, Chris Fegan, and read by Dr Gerald Taylor, provides a report on our Annual General Meeting and Awards Ceremony recently held in London.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Dr Josh Milburn of the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Sheffield talks about the morality and ethics of animal welfare with Catholic Concern for Animals Chief executive, Chris Fegan and Editor of The Ark, Dr Gerald Taylor. For more information on Josh and his work please visit his personal website at: josh-mi…

The third of the initial articles in our dominion debate, featured in the Autumn 2021 issue of The Ark, is provided by outgoing editor of The Ark, Barbara Gardner. If you wish to subscribe to The Ark please visit our website: catholic-animals.com and click on the 'subscribe to The Ark' link.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Baroness Sue Hayman, Baroness Hayman of Ullock, discuses her work, the politics of animal welfare and future directions with Catholic Concern for Animals Chief Executive, Chris Fegan, and Editor of The Ark, Dr Gerald Taylor.Catholic Concern for Animals által

The August 2021 Newsletter from Catholic Concern for Animals Chief executive, Chris Fegan. Amongst other issues Chris discusses recent events in the Vatican, the National Justice and Peace Network Conference, and 50 years of Cathoic Concern for Animals Australia.Catholic Concern for Animals által

This episode begins our readings from The Ark thread which will become a new part of our podcasts. We begin with The Dominion Debate featured in three articles in the Autumn 2021 issue of The Ark. Our first contribution is written by CCA member Virginia Bell.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Our second contribution to the Dominion Debate from the Autumn 2021 issue of The Ark, is contributed by Dr Gerald Taylor. If you wish to subscribe to The Ark please go to our website: catholic-animals.com and click the 'subscribe to The Ark' link.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Dr Lynne Sneddon of the Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences at the University of Gothenburg, in conversation with Catholic Concern for Animals Chief Executive, Chris Fegan, and Dr Gerald Taylor.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Jonnah Popek from Pensacola, Florida, USA, returns to update us on the success and experience of encouraging a vegan Lent. In conversation with Catholic Concern for Animals Chief Executive, Chris Fegan, and Dr Gerald TaylorCatholic Concern for Animals által

Newsletter number 23 written by Chief Executive, Chris Fegan and read by Gerald Taylor, first published April 2021.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Catholic Concern for Animals Chief Executive, Chris Fegan, and Dr Gerald Taylor discuss animal welfare issues, the work of CCA, mosquitoes and puff adders with Resty Namatovu from Masaka diocese in Uganda. Resty is a young catholic church worker in Uganda who has been taking the message of Laudato Si' and CCA to local farmers and young people in Ug…

Catholic Concern for Animals Newsletter No 22, March 2021, written by Chief Executive, Chris Fegan and read by Membership and Donor Manager, Gerald Taylor.Catholic Concern for Animals által

The Rt Rev Bishop John Arnold discusses the Guardians of Creation inititive which is being led by him and the Diocese of Salford, and the intentions of the initiative with regard to cliate change and animal welfare, with Catholic Concern for Animals Chief executive, Chris Fegan, and Dr Gerald Taylor.…

This podcast contains Catholic Concern for Animals Newsletter 21, published in March 2021. Written by Chief Executive, Chris Fegan, and read by Membership and Donor Manage, Gerald Taylor.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Jonnah Dee Popek from Pensacola, Florida discusses Catholicism and all things vegan with Catholic Concern for Animals Chief Executive, Chris Fegan, and Dr Gerald Taylor.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Newsletter number 17 was written in December 2020 and considers the year gone and prospects for the future.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Catholic Concern for Animals Newsletter Number 18 looks at news and events, and particularly the upcoming CCA Fish and Marine Conference, in early January 2021.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Catholic Concern for Animals Newsletter number 19 reflects on the successful CCA Fish and Marine Confernece and looks at prospects for the future.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Catholic Concern for Animals Newsletter number 20 covers a wide variety of issues and campaigns and looks forward to future activity.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Catholic oncern for Animals Chief Executive, Chris Fegan, discusses the success of the Fish and Marine Welfare Conference, current and future intentions for the fish project, and future direction and work of CCA.Catholic Concern for Animals által

Catholic Concern for Animals Chair, Clara Mancini, discusses the nature of Catholic Concern for Animals, the importance of recent changes in CCA, and directions for the future.Catholic Concern for Animals által