Every Wednesday, starting 3 February, this movement will host free “Laudato Si’ Community Contemplations.”

Ahead of COP26, faith institutions are leading the way and showing the world that now is the time to commit to meaningful, long-term action for our common home. Nearly 70 faith institutions representing hundreds of millions of faithful worldwide have joined the new...

Neoliberal capitalism imposes many wounds on our world. It causes the fabric of our global culture to suffer so many tears that it no longer accepts patches.

Global Catholic Climate Movement turned six earlier this month. And Amy Woolam Echeverria has been with this movement since the start.

It’s tempting to start the new year with lists and lists of what we want to accomplish. We see a fresh calendar and with it, endless possibilities.

The world’s 2.3 billion Christians are called to “dwell in our common home,” to truly love and appreciate that sense of place that we should feel in creation, high-level Christian leaders from around the world said on Thursday during a webinar that launched the 2021 Season of Creation.

With an eye on the 2021 Season of Creation, Christians worldwide will unite on Thursday 21 January to celebrate the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.

Following a parish forum on Laudato Si’, and inspired by the Holy Spirit, the Laudato Si’ Circle Environmental Ministry in Saint John, Indiana, was formed. Concerned about the world we are handing on to future generations, our team is dedicated to taking small steps, involving others, and turning small steps into a human march with our dedicated sisters and brothers globally.

As you’re planning your New Year’s resolutions, keep in mind the 10 below ways you can improve yourself while caring for God’s creation in the new year.