Liam Finn

Children are missing school and families are struggling to access healthcare because of the global debt crisis. The new 'Borrowers' Platform' will help countries work together to overcome the debts preventing millions from accessing basic public services: turndebtintohope.caritas.org/new-borrowers-…

My comments in this article by ⁦@fionaharvey⁩ on how net zero is cheaper than a fossil fuel economy. theguardian.com/environment/20…

Ending the global debt crisis means more children can go to school and more families can access healthcare. That's why we'll be continuing to "fan the Flames of Hope" by calling for leaders to act to #TurnDebtIntoHope Read messages here: bit.ly/3NTSQiE

The Jubilee year has ended – but our work to #TurnDebtIntoHope continues! We’re inviting everyone to “fan the Flames of Hope”, sharing a message explaining what hope ending the debt crisis will bring to the world. bit.ly/4qlkl2Q #FanTheFlamesOfHope

More than 200,000 people across the world have added their voices in the Jubilee year to call for an end to the global debt crisis. That's allowed us to share the call for action with decision makers. Now we need to keep the flame of hope burning, working to #TurnDebtIntoHope.

Faith leaders from across the world have written to G20 heads of government to call for an end to a debt crisis causing “inequality, instability and poverty” globally. - SACBC sacbc.org.za/faith-leaders-… @iamCARITAS @CSANonline

A global coalition of economists, world leaders, civil society and faith voices, including our Secretary General Alistair Dutton, has written to the World Bank and IMF calling for action on the global debt crisis to restore growth, stability and hope. bit.ly/3J68DZv

Apostolic Exhortation Dilexi te on love for the poor vatican.va/content/leo-xi…

165,000+ have signed the #TurnDebtIntoHope petition. From the Philippines to Peru and South Africa to Sweden we’re asking leaders to put people and planet first. Sign and share bit.ly/3VRALmu #DebtJustice

Starvation is spreading across Gaza. Supplies are exhausted, and more lives are being lost each day. With @CAFOD, I'm asking my MP to call for the UK government to take urgent action. Join me: action.cafod.org.uk/page/174977/ac…

Children in nearly 50 countries are unable to go to school because their governments are spending more on debt interest payments to creditors than on education. We've left a message for leaders at #FFD4, calling for them to act to #TurnDebtIntoHope this #Jubilee2025

Join the campaign to #TurnDebtIntoHope: turndebtintohope.caritas.org

Alistair: "#Jubilee2025 is more than a memory of mercy – it’s a clear mandate for justice. It’s a moment when debt must become hope, and hope must turn into action for the 3.4 billion people denied healthcare, education and basic services because of debt."

Financial policy "should serve people, not other way round", Archbishop Caccia (@HolySeeUN) tells packed #FFD4 #Jubilee2025 event. That includes reforming debt system so no govt is "forced to divert investments in healthcare & education towards servicing debt". #TurnDebtIntoHope

Alfonso Apicella of Caritas Internationalis shares why the Jubilee Report matters and how the #TurnDebtIntoHope campaign is calling for urgent change. Full interview here: bit.ly/4epJT9D #Jubilee2025 #FFD4Sevilla

The Vatican wants to solve the global debt crisis. @RachelReevesMP, @Keir_Starmer & @hmtreasury should take note, says @BishopStephen7. #jubileereport #Jubilee2025 #TurnDebtIntoHope premierchristianity.com/opinion/the-va…

Very Interesting Stiglitz report on debt jubilee being discussed at Vatican: - Reflecting on slashing of aid budgets now diverted to military. - calling for new debt jubilee reflecting pandemic debts and subsequent hike in rates - calling for changes to UK law re vulture funds

For #Jubilee2025, Pope Francis commissioned a new report to explore how the current global debt crisis could be tackled. Today, it's presented to Pope Leo XIV. Debt is seriously harming development and this report offers important solutions. theguardian.com/world/2025/jun…

Archbishop Caccia calls the global debt crisis "one of the most pressing moral issues of our time". "If teachers are sent home because they cannot be paid and communities cannot prepare for disasters, we must acknowledge not only a serious economic failure but a moral one."