Easter of the Lord – Laudato Si’ Journey
Hallelujah! Today is the day where life overcomes death. Today we experience an encounter that makes our lives so much more beautiful!
Good Friday – Laudato Si’ Journey
Good Friday is the day of silence at Golgotha. Today apparently a death scene is taking place, but in reality it is a new Creation.
Holy Thursday – Laudato Si’ Journey
This Holy Thursday presents us with Jesus’ solitude in Gethsemane. How does the Lord teach us to pray in the face of the evil in the world?
LSM’s Monthly Prayer Guide – April 2024
Discover April Laudato Si’ Monthly Prayer Guide, we pray to truly listen and become aware of the different dimensions of the climate crisis.
Palm Sunday – Laudato Si’ Journey
Palm Sunday presents us with Jesus entering Jerusalem. What does the Lord ask of us today? His gentle gaze amazes us!
Embracing Renewal: The Lenten Fossil Fuel Fast Campaign in Timor Leste
Written by Alarina Alves do Nascimento, LSM-Timor Leste Edited by Dircia Belo, LSM-Timor Leste Participating in the LSM Lenten Fossil Fuel Fast Campaign in Timor Leste provided us with profound insights into our relationship with creation and spirituality throughout...
March 2024 Asia Pacific Community Gathering: A Reflective Journey with LSM Indonesia
Last Wednesday, March 13, the Laudato Si’ Movement Indonesia chapter led the Asia Pacific community on a journey of introspection, focusing on ecological conversion. Integrating the U Theory framework with the Contemporary Laudato Si’ Beatitudes, they created a...
Updates from Laudato Si’ Movement Indonesia
By Lilik Krismantoro, LSM Indonesia I am delighted to share some exciting updates from our movement’s work in Indonesia: Developing Leaders: We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our 3rd Animator of Animators program, welcoming 21 participants. These emerging...
Fifth Sunday in Lent
The fifth Sunday of Lent presents the image of the grain of wheat which Jesus uses to offer us a glimpse of his cross.
Fighting Back Against EACOP: A Call for Dialogue
Ugandan and Tanzanian human rights and environmental groups have been striving to engage Chinese insurers regarding their potential involvement in the EACOP