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LSM’s Monthly Prayer Guide – March 2026 – We pray for the gift of Sister Water, precious and life-giving, a living sign of your love within creation. Grant us responsibility and wisdom
March 2026Monthly Prayer Guide We pray for the gift of Sister Water, precious and life-giving, a living sign of your love within creation. Grant us responsibility and wisdom to protect and conserve her through faithful care and just policies. Make us instruments of...
Interfaith Liturgy on Global Inequality Webinar
The G20 brings together the world’s major economies to shape global decisions on finance, development, and growth, decisions that have far-reaching consequences for people and the planet. While these spaces are often dominated by political and economic interests,...
Second Sunday of Lent The Transfiguration and Ecological Conversion
Second Sunday of Lent Gospel: Matthew 17:1–9
Lenten Prayer Service: Returning to the Heart of God and Creation
Returning to the Heart of God and Creation, a transformative online gathering for ecological conversion, contemplation, and the relaunch of the Creation Care Prayer Network.
Africa Faith Groups Engagement at UNEA-7: A Wrap-Up
EVANS OTIELI - Laudato Si Kenya Chapter Coordination Team member During the Seventh United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-7), faith-based actors from across Africa gathered with a shared purpose: to ensure that moral, ethical, and justice-centred perspectives...
First Sunday of Lent 2026 Reflection: Jesus in the Desert and the Freedom to Choose the Good
Lent 2026: Reordering Desires for creation
Eco-Conversion
LSM’s Monthly Prayer Guide – March 2026 – We pray for the gift of Sister Water, precious and life-giving, a living sign of your love within creation. Grant us responsibility and wisdom
March 2026Monthly Prayer Guide We pray for the gift of Sister Water, precious and life-giving, a living sign of your love within creation. Grant us responsibility and wisdom to protect and conserve her through faithful care and just policies. Make us instruments of...
Second Sunday of Lent The Transfiguration and Ecological Conversion
Second Sunday of Lent Gospel: Matthew 17:1–9
Lenten Prayer Service: Returning to the Heart of God and Creation
Returning to the Heart of God and Creation, a transformative online gathering for ecological conversion, contemplation, and the relaunch of the Creation Care Prayer Network.
First Sunday of Lent 2026 Reflection: Jesus in the Desert and the Freedom to Choose the Good
Lent 2026: Reordering Desires for creation
Why the Laudato Si’ Animators Trainings Matter in 2026
A free, online Catholic training by the Laudato Si’ Movement that trains local leaders to live their faith and take action for care of our common home
Irish Council of Churches Conference “Let justice flow like rivers”
Up to 200 people from all over the island of Ireland attended the Care for Creation conference in Newry's Canal Court Hotel on Saturday 17 January 2026. Organised by the Irish Council of Churches, and the Irish Inter-Church Meeting, they invited people to engage with...
Prophetic Advocacy
Interfaith Liturgy on Global Inequality Webinar
The G20 brings together the world’s major economies to shape global decisions on finance, development, and growth, decisions that have far-reaching consequences for people and the planet. While these spaces are often dominated by political and economic interests,...
Africa Faith Groups Engagement at UNEA-7: A Wrap-Up
EVANS OTIELI - Laudato Si Kenya Chapter Coordination Team member During the Seventh United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-7), faith-based actors from across Africa gathered with a shared purpose: to ensure that moral, ethical, and justice-centred perspectives...
The Church’s Voice at COP30: Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Kisangani: Bishop Léonard Ndjadi Ndjate Represents Faith and Climate Justice
At COP30 in Belém, faith voices offered a powerful reminder of what is truly at stake in the climate crisis. Among them was Bishop Leonard, who joined civil society organisations, Indigenous leaders, and climate advocates at a press conference urging world leaders to...
Why Ending Fossil Fuels Matters for the Laudato Si’ Movement
The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty addresses the climate crisis by ending fossil fuel expansion and promoting a just transition rooted in care for creation and climate justice.
Dilexi Te: Tolerated Evils and How to Be the Church of the Poor
Dilexi Te invites the Church to walk with the poor, confront structural injustice, and build collective, faith-driven solutions for social, economic, and ecological justice in the Philippines and beyond by Bishop Gerardo A. Alminaza
“Peace Be With You All”: Walking Toward an Unarmed and Disarming Peace
World Day of Peace 2026, unarmed and disarming peace, Pope Leo XIV peace message, Laudato Si’ peace and ecology, integral ecology and peace, Catholic peace teaching, care for creation peace
Lifestyles
Second Sunday of Lent The Transfiguration and Ecological Conversion
Second Sunday of Lent Gospel: Matthew 17:1–9
Lenten Prayer Service: Returning to the Heart of God and Creation
Returning to the Heart of God and Creation, a transformative online gathering for ecological conversion, contemplation, and the relaunch of the Creation Care Prayer Network.
First Sunday of Lent 2026 Reflection: Jesus in the Desert and the Freedom to Choose the Good
Lent 2026: Reordering Desires for creation
Why the Laudato Si’ Animators Trainings Matter in 2026
A free, online Catholic training by the Laudato Si’ Movement that trains local leaders to live their faith and take action for care of our common home
Irish Council of Churches Conference “Let justice flow like rivers”
Up to 200 people from all over the island of Ireland attended the Care for Creation conference in Newry's Canal Court Hotel on Saturday 17 January 2026. Organised by the Irish Council of Churches, and the Irish Inter-Church Meeting, they invited people to engage with...
Why Ending Fossil Fuels Matters for the Laudato Si’ Movement
The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty addresses the climate crisis by ending fossil fuel expansion and promoting a just transition rooted in care for creation and climate justice.
Africa
Interfaith Liturgy on Global Inequality Webinar
The G20 brings together the world’s major economies to shape global decisions on finance, development, and growth, decisions that have far-reaching consequences for people and the planet. While these spaces are often dominated by political and economic interests,...
Africa Faith Groups Engagement at UNEA-7: A Wrap-Up
EVANS OTIELI - Laudato Si Kenya Chapter Coordination Team member During the Seventh United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-7), faith-based actors from across Africa gathered with a shared purpose: to ensure that moral, ethical, and justice-centred perspectives...
The Church’s Voice at COP30: Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Kisangani: Bishop Léonard Ndjadi Ndjate Represents Faith and Climate Justice
At COP30 in Belém, faith voices offered a powerful reminder of what is truly at stake in the climate crisis. Among them was Bishop Leonard, who joined civil society organisations, Indigenous leaders, and climate advocates at a press conference urging world leaders to...
A need for energy transition for preserving the Air we breathe in Burundi
Muheto Roberto, Assistant Chapter Leader of Burundi, Laudato Si Movement Burundi On December 11, 2025, the Laudato Si' Movement Burundi, in collaboration with the Association APEBH Burundi, organised a round table session in Burundi on a silent crisis: air pollution,...
Faith in Action at United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-7) : Advancing an Accelerated and Inclusive Renewable Energy Transition
By: Josh Linus Ng’ang’a UNEA7 was held in Nairobi, Kenya, from 8 to 12 December 2025 at the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) headquarters, on the theme "Advancing sustainable solutions for a resilient planet”. Laudato Si’ Movement Africa held an offsite...
National Meeting of the Laudato Si’ Movement – Cameroon Chapter
By: Henry Alix Effa Chargé de la communication du Chapitre LSM Cameroun. Report on Saturday, 29 November 2025 The second national meeting of the Cameroon Chapter of the Laudato Si’ Movement was held on Saturday, 29 November 2025, in Yaoundé. It brought together eight...
Chapters
- Conversations at Bethany
on February 16, 2026Father James Martin, SJ, will reflect on vocation, little but critical life lessons, and the unexpected steps along the path to finding his way to where he is […]
- Building a Culture of Care for Creation at St. Bernard of Clairvaux, Bridgewater
on February 16, 2026The Green Team at St. Bernard of Clairvaux parish in Bridgewater has been contributing to parish life through initiatives to reduce energy consumption, […]
- Statement from Catholic Climate Covenant and Laudato Si’ Movement on the EPA’s Rescission of the Endangerment Finding
on February 13, 2026Catholic Climate Covenant and Laudato Si’ Movement are deeply alarmed and disappointed by today’s decision by the Environmental Protection Agency to […]
- Homily 28th Sunday Ordinary Time C, October 12, 2025 Francis House of Prayer – Msgr. Vincent Gartland
on January 28, 2026Msgr. Vincent Gartland, in his homily in the Celebration of the Holy Eucharist in the inaugural meeting of the New Jersey Chapter of the Laudato Si Movement, […]
- From Prayer to Action: Standing for Human Dignity
on January 27, 2026“Disregard for the duty to cultivate and maintain a proper relationship with my neighbour, for whose care and custody I am responsible, ruins my relationship […]
- Feb. 1: Youth Climate Summit
on January 26, 2026Do you know any high school students, teachers, or youth ministers? Please forward this invitation to them. Boston Area Catholic Youth Climate SummitJoin us on […]