Divestment Photo credit: Stefano Paltera, U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon Divestment: Catholics’ moral imperative The Vatican’s historic environmental guidelines make clear how Catholics should view divestment — as a moral imperative to help God’s creation. More than 250 Catholic institutions from around the world have already committed to divestment. Join the growing movement of Catholic institutions living out their values by divesting. Don’t miss the next joint divestment announcement! Commit by 19 October to take part in the global statement of Catholic values. Commit to divestment Why divest Laudato Si’ Movement is happy to answer any questions and help you and your institution commit to divestment. Get started today by using our free resources below. Want to talk it over? Email [email protected] WATCH: Vatican leader declares divestment a ‘moral imperative’ for Catholic institutions How to divest from fossil fuels Each institution’s road to divestment can look different. We’re here to help you and your institution commit to divestment and respond to the urgent need to keep fossil fuels in the ground. Choosing how to divest Divestment, step-by-step Learn from Catholic divestment case studies How invest ethically during the climate crisis Divestment news ‘Protecting the planet’s biodiversity is a moral duty for all people of good will’ May 16 | Blog, News and Updates Efrem-Energy Freedom Onlus shares a reflection on some of their sustainability projects in Africa. Efrem is committed to taking action for God’s creation through the Laudato Si’ Action Platform in Laudato Si’ Week. What is the Season of Creation? May 13 | Blog, News and Updates, Season of Creation What is the Season of Creation? Everything you need to know about the annual Christian celebration of prayer and action for our common home. Ready to change the world? Join me on the Laudato Si’ Action Platform May 13 | Animators, Blog, Laudato Si' Week, News and Updates Laudato Si’ Animator Brian Austin is ready to change the world, and he’s hopeful that the Laudato Si’ Action Platform will help him. ‘I have a moral responsibility to act’ May 13 | Blog, News and Updates Jennifer Jones of the USA shares why she has a “moral responsibility to act because of the climate crisis” and how she is living more sustainably during Laudato Si’ Week. More divestment resources Documents Order By: Publish Date Title Update Date Downloads Views Order: Descending Ascending Apply Filter Sample divestment letter 1 file(s) 0.00 KB Download THE CATHOLIC ARGUMENT FOR FOSSIL FUEL DIVESTMENT 1 file(s) 4.00 KB Download Visual Laudato Si’ Movement is happy to answer any questions and help you and your institution commit to divestment. Want to talk it over? Email [email protected]
‘Protecting the planet’s biodiversity is a moral duty for all people of good will’ May 16 | Blog, News and Updates Efrem-Energy Freedom Onlus shares a reflection on some of their sustainability projects in Africa. Efrem is committed to taking action for God’s creation through the Laudato Si’ Action Platform in Laudato Si’ Week.
What is the Season of Creation? May 13 | Blog, News and Updates, Season of Creation What is the Season of Creation? Everything you need to know about the annual Christian celebration of prayer and action for our common home.
Ready to change the world? Join me on the Laudato Si’ Action Platform May 13 | Animators, Blog, Laudato Si' Week, News and Updates Laudato Si’ Animator Brian Austin is ready to change the world, and he’s hopeful that the Laudato Si’ Action Platform will help him.
‘I have a moral responsibility to act’ May 13 | Blog, News and Updates Jennifer Jones of the USA shares why she has a “moral responsibility to act because of the climate crisis” and how she is living more sustainably during Laudato Si’ Week.
