Catholic leadership and COP29
As COP29 begins in Baku, Azerbaijan, we tell you what LSM is doing there and why Catholics should care about this conference.
Catholic religious orders among 70 organisations calling on major UK banks to stop financing new fossil fuels
Today, 70 Christian organisations have published a statement calling on the big five UK high-street banks to end their financing of new fossil fuels which are fuelling dangerous levels of global heating. In the largest action yet calling for change from UK high street...
Laudato Si’ Advent: Contemplating Christ in Creation
A few days before the beginning of Advent, we present the 2024 Calendar, with proposals for prayer and action to prepare for Christmas Day.
Laudato Si’ Movement participates in meeting with Brazilian delegation at COP 29
Laudato Si’ Movement was present at a meeting with the official delegation of the Brazilian Government at COP 29
2024: A year to return to the heart
Before concluding an incredible year, we want to revisit the most significant and unforgettable moments of 2024. Join us!
‘Our oil-free earth campaign’ in DRC
On Wednesday 30 October 2024 in DRC/North Kivu region, Goma city, our Laudato Si animators took part in the launch of the #TerreSansPétrole campaign, launched by Congolese civil society with the aim of stopping the exploitation of oil in the DRC. Terre Sans Pétrole...
Hope on the Horizon: Kenya County First Ladies Presented with the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Proposal
The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative unites various stakeholders to discuss making the initiative a reality.
Faith-Based Reflections on Non-Economic Loss and Damage at COP29
A compelling side event took place at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, highlighting the often-overlooked yet critical issue of non-economic loss and damage (NELD) caused by climate change.
Faith Communities Lead the Charge in Fossil Fuel Divestment
While delegates meet at COP29 for UN climate talks, 27 faith institutions call for an end to the fossil fuel era.
“A moral imperative”: Global faith institutions say investing in fossil fuels no longer ethical amid extreme climate, biodiversity and humanitarian impacts
Today 27 faith institutions announced their divestment from fossil fuel companies, sending a strong signal to negotiators at the UN climate summit in Azerbaijan that fossil fuels are morally unacceptable, given the negative climate, biodiversity and human rights impacts of extracting, transporting and burning fossil fuels.