The Rt Revd Pierre Whalon, bishop in charge of the Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe, reflects on a previous visit to “The Jungle”, as French authorities continue the demolition of the make-shift refugee camp in Calais.

The Revd Jessica Foster, a curate at St Peter’s, Hall Green, in Birmingham, England, writes about a day trip to the Calais “Jungle” – an ad-hoc refugee camp in France – to deliver rucksacks and suitcases with a Christian and Muslim neighbour, in advance of this week’s ongoing operation to clear the camp.

The Revd Dr Rachel Mash reflects on this weekend’s historic international agreement to phase out hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), one of the world’s most potent greenhouse gasses.

Last week’s historic and symbolic events in Canterbury and Rome underlined the deepening relationship between the Anglican Communion and Catholic Church. The events included a symposium at the Gregorian University in Rome. Among the speakers were Professor Paul Murray from Durham University (PDM) and Dr Paula Gooder, a theologian with the Bible Society (PG). Here is the text of what they said:

The Primate of Canada, Archbishop Fred Hiltz, has issued a call to prayer after receiving an urgent plea to speak out against the atrocities being carried out in Syria and in Aleppo.

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby reflects on the “insidious evil” of antisemitism and the role played by the church in its development.

The US and Chinese Presidents have announced their respective countries’ ratification of the Paris climate change agreement. Bishop Geoff Davies considers its implications.