Pope Francis’ visit to Congo and South Sudan: why is so important for ecology?
The second largest rainforest in the world – after the Amazon – is in Congo. What does Laudato Si’ say? Why the Pope’s visit?
Creators of The Letter reunite in Assisi for film screening
Film director Nicolas Brown reflects on Assisi scenes of the movie and their spirituality with Laudato Si
Laudato Si’ Encounter: Monthly Prayer Guide – February 2023
Discover the February Laudato Si’ Encounter, a prayer guide to pray for families to be fertile ground for integral ecology and care for creation.
Laudato Si’ Animators: the global community that upholds the spiritual and ecological legacy of Benedict XVI
We recall the teachings of Benedict XVI, who inspired the Laudato Si’ Movement within the Church, with his spirituality and ecological action.
Action and dialogue at forefront of The Letter screening discussion
Dublin secondary school students host climate discussion with policymakers and activists after screening The Letter
3 resolutions for 2023 to take care of yourself, the planet and your community
As 2023 begins, we share with you 3 resolutions to take care of yourself, the planet and nature. Discover these tips from the Laudato Si’ Animators.
The Letter in Assisi: A story behind the scenes
Antonio Caschetto reflects upon the production and spirituality of The Letter while in Assisi, Italy.
Animal blessing in modern times
Dating back more than 1500 years: learn the history behind this Catholic tradition of having your animals blessed every January 17.
Happy 8th Anniversary, Laudato Si’ Movement! Catholics for Our Common Home
Here’s why our “Catholics for Our Common Home” slogan is so important, and what it represents for Laudato Si’ Movement.
Three questions that explain why Benedict XVI is the “green pope”
Pope Benedict XVI was referred to as the “green pope”. In this article we explain to you why and the main teachings of the emirate Pope, who died last December 31st.