Lent, a time to “re-oxygenate ourselves”
A Laudato Si’ Animator from Chile gives us a Lenten reflection, to be with nature, to “re-oxygenate” ourselves through God’s creation.
Communications with LSM Chapters: the Learning Continues
Unlocking the Potential of Chapter Leaders: Insights and Reflections from our Training Session
Catholic faithful take the lead in moving away from fossil fuels
During Lent, many Laudato Si’ Animators around the world have been on the move to encourage the Church to think about how our finances should work toward the exit from fossil fuels.
The LSM Chapters: Journeying and Learning Together
Chapter Voices Unite for a Sustainable Future: Reflections from our Chapter Training Session.
Registration for Laudato Si’ Movement’s new Animators Program has begun (with a completely revamped website)
Laudato Si’ Movement has once again opened registration for the Laudato Si’ Animators Program, whose theme this year is “Fall in love, protect, transform”, in addition to presenting the new website with its new look.
Divestment Resources: Key Tools for Aligning Your Finances with Laudato Si’
Top sustainable wealth resources to maximize your returns and grow your portfolio with ecological values
Four years after the Brumadinho crime and socio-environmental tragedy
Four years after the socio-environmental tragedy in Brumadinho, Brazil, which killed 272 people, the IV Pilgrimage for Integral Ecology to Brumadinho took place
10 Reasons to get certified with the Laudato Si’ Animators Program
Laudato Si’ Animators offers this course to the general public on the climate crisis and ecological spirituality: registration is open during March and April.
10 moments: Pope Francis and the climate crisis
On the occasion of the 9th anniversary of Pope Francis’ pontificate, we remember 10 highlights in which he spoke about the climate crisis.
Going net zero: A winning strategy for business
As we move towards businesses without a NetZero strategy will be less attractive to consumers. ISO has provided NetZero guidelines for businesses and organizations. Failure to comply with these guidelines will make businesses less desirable to consumers, as seen in the Ugandan East African crude oil pipeline project (EACOP) case.