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Magnifica Humanitas: A Call to Discern Technology Through Integral Ecology
Explore how Magnifica Humanitas expands the vision of integral ecology into the digital age, addressing artificial intelligence, human dignity, technology, and care for our common home through the lens of Catholic Social Teaching.
Why the Prayer for Our Earth Matters Today
Discover Pope Francis’ Prayer for Our Earth from Laudato Si’ and join a global movement of prayer, climate justice, and care for our common home.
A vision that goes against the grain: The Church of Marseille opts for simplicity and green building
How the Diocese of Marseille is transforming unused buildings into sustainable housing and eco-construction projects inspired by Laudato Si’.
Preparing Our Hearts for Magnifica Humanitas: Pope Leo XIV’s New Encyclical on Artificial Intelligence
Discover how Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical Magnifica Humanitas invites Catholics to reflect on artificial intelligence, human dignity, and integral ecology in today’s digital world.
100+ Voices, One Shared Call: Europe, Be Faithful to Our Common Home
Faith communities across Europe unite through the Laudato Si’ Movement to call for bold climate action, a fossil fuel phase-out, and justice for vulnerable communities and our common home.
The Laudato Si’ Itinerant Retreat “Immersion in Living Water” in Preparation for Season of Creation 2026
The Laudato Si’ Itinerant Retreat to experience the 2026 Season of Creation Symbol, “Immersion in Living Water,” with students from the Joint Diploma in Integral Ecology of the Pontifical Universities and Athenaeums of Rome, Italy, in conjunction with Earth Day and the beginning of spring was held on April 17th and ‘travelled’ from praising, to hearing the cry, to action for Creation.
Eco-Conversion
Preparing Our Hearts for Magnifica Humanitas: Pope Leo XIV’s New Encyclical on Artificial Intelligence
Discover how Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical Magnifica Humanitas invites Catholics to reflect on artificial intelligence, human dignity, and integral ecology in today’s digital world.
100+ Voices, One Shared Call: Europe, Be Faithful to Our Common Home
Faith communities across Europe unite through the Laudato Si’ Movement to call for bold climate action, a fossil fuel phase-out, and justice for vulnerable communities and our common home.
The Laudato Si’ Itinerant Retreat “Immersion in Living Water” in Preparation for Season of Creation 2026
The Laudato Si’ Itinerant Retreat to experience the 2026 Season of Creation Symbol, “Immersion in Living Water,” with students from the Joint Diploma in Integral Ecology of the Pontifical Universities and Athenaeums of Rome, Italy, in conjunction with Earth Day and the beginning of spring was held on April 17th and ‘travelled’ from praising, to hearing the cry, to action for Creation.
From Hope to Action: Resources Designed to Ignite Change
Turn hope into action this Laudato Si’ Week 2026 with simple, practical resources to help you take one meaningful step for our common home.
Conference in Santa Marta Calls for a Just Transition Beyond Fossil Fuels
Church leaders and representatives from the Global South are calling from Santa Marta for a just, ethical, and participatory transition in response to the climate crisis, in line with Laudato Si’
LSM’s Monthly Prayer Guide – May 2026 – We pray this month for communities that have experienced severe droughts, floods, and lack of food
May 2026Monthly Prayer GuideWe pray this month for communities that have experienced severe droughts, floods, and lack of food due to greed and economic arrogance that have blinded leaders to our shared humanity. May the poor, the powerful, and the rich be humbled...
Prophetic Advocacy
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
Laudato Si’ Movement – 11th Anniversary Online Celebration : A Global Celebration of Gratitude, Passion, and Hope
Join us on January 17th, 2026 for LSM’s 11th Anniversary
Lifestyles
Preparing Our Hearts for Magnifica Humanitas: Pope Leo XIV’s New Encyclical on Artificial Intelligence
Discover how Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical Magnifica Humanitas invites Catholics to reflect on artificial intelligence, human dignity, and integral ecology in today’s digital world.
100+ Voices, One Shared Call: Europe, Be Faithful to Our Common Home
Faith communities across Europe unite through the Laudato Si’ Movement to call for bold climate action, a fossil fuel phase-out, and justice for vulnerable communities and our common home.
The Laudato Si’ Itinerant Retreat “Immersion in Living Water” in Preparation for Season of Creation 2026
The Laudato Si’ Itinerant Retreat to experience the 2026 Season of Creation Symbol, “Immersion in Living Water,” with students from the Joint Diploma in Integral Ecology of the Pontifical Universities and Athenaeums of Rome, Italy, in conjunction with Earth Day and the beginning of spring was held on April 17th and ‘travelled’ from praising, to hearing the cry, to action for Creation.
From Hope to Action: Resources Designed to Ignite Change
Turn hope into action this Laudato Si’ Week 2026 with simple, practical resources to help you take one meaningful step for our common home.
Conference in Santa Marta Calls for a Just Transition Beyond Fossil Fuels
Church leaders and representatives from the Global South are calling from Santa Marta for a just, ethical, and participatory transition in response to the climate crisis, in line with Laudato Si’
Peace Is Not Optional: Our Commitment as the Laudato Si’ Movement
Laudato Si’ Movement supports a global call to end war, promote peace, hold profiteers accountable, and protect people and the planet.
Africa
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...
Young Voices, Shared Vision: SECAM Youth Leaders Seminar on the Future of the Church in Africa
By: Gloria Munyiva Wambua This was a meaningful gathering that highlighted care for our common home as an essential part of the Church’s mission in Africa today. From the outset, the seminar affirmed that ecological responsibility is not a separate concern, but a...
Celebrating the Season of Creation 2025
By: Sister Albertina Nts’ebo Nkunyane (LSA Lesotho Chapter) The Season of Creation is celebrated yearly starting from 1st September to 4th October, the feast of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of ecology. The theme for 2025 is “Peace with Creation,” reminding...
Chapters
- Climate Migration Webinar
on June 5, 2026A webinar exploring the link between environmental conditions and migration, including migrant experiences in New Jersey. Co-sponsored with Waterspirit.
- Magnifica Humanitas: Disarming AI, Being Fully Human, and Integral Ecology
on June 4, 2026Join our conversation on Pope Leo’s new encyclical on June 9 at 7:30PM ET! This papal document invites each of us into a conversation about how to be fully […]
- Celebrating the ‘World Day of Prayer for Creation’ with the New Mass
on June 4, 2026Join us for a webinar on June 9 about two beautiful gifts from the last two popes for the universal Church. REGISTER HERE On one hand, the ‘World Day of […]
- Infrastructure Spending and Caring for Our Common Homeon June 3, 2026
Caring for creation is not a separate concern from our faith. It is an expression of it. Rooted in Scripture and Catholic social teaching, we are called to […]
- Young Artists Show the Way in Caring for Our Common Home
on June 3, 2026More than 600 Catholic school students across the Diocese of Raleigh used their artistic talents to reflect on a simple but powerful question: How do I care […]
- Catholic Climate Covenant and Laudato Si’ Movement-North America applaud environmental concerns highlighted by Pope Leo XIV in his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas
on May 27, 2026Catholic Climate Covenant and Laudato Si’ Movement – North America applaud Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, as an important and […]