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Siete Semanas para el Agua 2025, Semana 1: "Aguas sagradas: Honrar los dones de Dios en un mundo cambiante"

La primera reflexión de la serie Siete Semanas para el Agua 2025 de la Red Ecuménica del Agua del Consejo Mundial de Iglesias (CMI) está escrita por Hella Tangu, una estudiante ugandesa del cambio climático. En esta reflexión, llama nuestra atención sobre la importancia de los glaciares, que con frecuencia no se consideran una fuente de agua dulce. Luego nos desafía a que tengamos en cuenta cómo utilizamos el agua y cuidemos de este valioso recurso como administradores de la creación de Dios, y también a que protejamos los glaciares, principal fuente de agua dulce de la Tierra.

Seven Weeks for Water 2025, week 1: "Sacred Waters: Honoring God’s Gifts in a Changing World"

The first reflection of the Seven Weeks for Water 2025 series of the WCC Ecumenical Water Network is written by Hella Tangu, a student of climate change studies from Uganda. In this reflection, she draws our attention to the importance of the glaciers, which are often not considered as a source of freshwater. She then challenges us to be mindful of how we use water, to take care of this precious resource as stewards of God’s creation, and to protect the glaciers, the ultimate source of freshwater on earth.

The interfaith action and ministry of Archbishop Anastasios of Albania

In our brief article, as an expression of love and deep appreciation for the esteemed Archbishop of Tirana, Anastasios, we present, as much as possible, his significant contribution to interfaith dialogue and his active involvement in actions and initiatives aimed at establishing peaceful and just coexistence among all people, regardless of their cultural backgrounds, religious beliefs, or cultural identity.

Children, HIV and the church

According to the 2024 global UNAIDS update, approximately 120,000 children acquired HIV in 2023. Only 57% of the estimated 1.4 million children living with HIV were receiving antiretroviral therapy in this year. In comparison, 77% of the overall population of persons living with HIV have access to antiretroviral therapy.