From the small and concrete: volunteering for the care of the common home in Valencia
From Valencia, Spain, a group committed to Laudato Si’ describes the small actions they have taken to care for our common home.
Our Money Speaks of What’s Important for Us
In February of 2022, the Sisters of St. Benedict from the Monastery Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Indiana had a study day on the encyclical Laudato Si’. “We spent the morning looking at the data and realized that ‘things need to change,’ as Pope Francis says,”...
LSM Core value: Cultivating unity within diversity
Learn more about each of the 10 core values that ground LSM’s mission and identity. This month: Cultivating unity within diversity
Condemning Violent Protests in Kenya: Upholding Peace, the Rule of Law, and Environmental Stewardship
Kenya, like many other countries, has, and is experiencing its fair share of violent protests, causing untold suffering.
Catholics and ecological commitment in France
The study’s originality lies in the fact that it takes an interest in all those who declare themselves to be practicing Catholics.
52nd Anniversary of the Moon Landing: There is no “Planet B”
52nd Anniversary of Man’s Landing on the Moon: Let’s take care of our only home, the Earth. There is no planet B.
Journey of Faith and Identity: St. Kateri Tekakwitha’s Guidance
St. Kateri Tekakwitha: A Patron Saint of Ecology and Unity in Navajo Catholicism
Extension of Search Process for new Executive Director
The timeline of the search process for the new Executive Director of Laudato Si’ Movement has been extended till September 8. The decision by LSM’s Board of Directors is meant to allow for additional applications to be considered for this critical role for the...
Banking on Eco-Conversion
Discover how one individual’s awakening to their bank’s harmful impact on the environment led to an inspiring journey of eco-conversion.
(Re-) Introducing the Season of Creation
Over the past few years, an increasing number of churches are including the Season of Creation in their Christian year calendar. Does it fit into the liturgical year?