The JUSTICE, PEACE and INTEGRITY of CREATION (JPIC) Ministry of the St. Columban Missionary Society emerged in response to the growing need to align missionary efforts with global justice, environmental integrity, and peace advocacy.
The JUSTICE, PEACE and INTEGRITY of CREATION (JPIC) Ministry of the St. Columban Missionary Society emerged in response to the growing need to align missionary efforts with global justice, environmental integrity, and peace advocacy.
To be witness to the Gospel by promoting justice, standing in solidarity with the oppressed, working for peace, and respecting the integrity of God's creation. We walk with the peoples we serve, amplifying their voices and nurturing communities rooted in love, dignity, and sustainability.
The JPIC Ministry of the St. Columban Missionary Society emerged in response to the growing need to align missionary efforts with global justice, environmental integrity, and peace advocacy. Rooted in the Society's founding principles in 1918, Columban missionaries began by working in solidarity with the poor and marginalized, especially in areas deeply impacted by colonialism and systemic poverty. In the 1970s and 1980s, amid global upheaval, liberation theology, and ecological concerns, the Society formally embraced JPIC as a pillar of its mission, recognizing that evangelization cannot be separated from advocacy for justice and care for creation. By the early 2000s, JPIC became an organized ministry with regional coordinators and international cooperation, influencing Church, civil society, and policy-level dialogues, particularly in places like Latin America, the Philippines, Korea, and the Pacific.
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A world where the dignity of every person is upheld, the Earth is cared for as our common home, and all communities live in peace, justice, and harmony with creation.
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In accordance with the MSSC 2024 General Assembly - Synodal Transformation For Mission
"Do not oppress a foreigner; you yourselves know how it feels to be foreigners because you yourselves were foreigners in Egypt." - Exodus 23:9
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In accordance with the MSSC 2024 General Assembly - Synodal Transformation For Mission
"As stewards of God's creation, we are called to make the earth a beautiful garden for the human family. When we destroy our forests, ravage our soil and pollute our seas, we betray that noble calling." - Pope Francis, Philippines (2015)
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Biodiversity issues in Fiji
Drugs in Communities
Migrants and Refugees
Human Rights Advocacy
Read full report: Justice, Peace & Integrity of Creation - Mission in Fiji - Columban Mission Society - Region of Oceania
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Everything is interconnected, and...genuine care for our own lives and our relationships with nature is inseparable from fraternity, justice and faithfulness to other. - Pope Francis encyclical Laudato Si’, 20
Lomary Primary plant mangroves to battle climate change

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Noa Mervyn Tuivunilagi
JPIC Coordinator (Region of Oceania), Columban Mission Office – Fiji
Noa is the current Coordinator for Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) at the Columban Mission Office in Fiji. He brings a strong background in legal and research work, with a particular focus on policy reform in areas affecting local communities and the environment. With experience in education, student leadership, and grassroots mobilization, Noa is committed to fostering inclusive, spiritually grounded action that responds to the signs of the times - especially around the themes of biodiversity, care for the ocean, and the rights of migrants and vulnerable communities. His work is deeply inspired by Laudato Si’, Catholic Social Teaching, and the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.
Street Address:
119 Queen Elizabeth Drive
Nasese
Suva
Fiji
Postal Address:
P.O. Box 2364
Government Buildings
Suva
Fiji
Phone: + 679 773 4558
Email: jpic@columban.org