Closing of Laudato Si’ Week: Remembering the victims and taking action
In a parish in Brumadinho, Brazil, the community, together with Bishop Vicente Ferreira, held a closing prayer for Laudato Si’ Week.
Laudato Si’ Encounter: Monthly Prayer Guide – June 2022
Discover the June Laudato Si’ Encounter, a prayer guide to pray during this month, praying specialy for synodality in our Church.
A festival to praise Mother Earth from a very Laudato Si’ perspective
Art and eco-spirituality were the protagonists of the Festival held in the atrium of the Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, as part of the official events of Laudato Si’ Week.
“The Invitation”, the documentary film to show Laudato Si’ to the world
For the first time an exclusive sneak peek of the images of a new film on Laudato Si’: The Invitation was shown to the general public.
Choosing Life, La Retraite & Laudato Si’
Sisters of La Retraite Moira McDowall, Mary Bellekom and Ann O’Sullivan share how Laudato Si’ has changed their congregation during Laudato Si’ Week.
What is a green economy? How to invest in projects and initiatives that take care of the planet.
Gathered at the Dominican Sisters’ An Tairseach Ecological Retreat Center in Kilmantin Hill, Wicklow, Ireland, the hybrid event “Investing Consistently with Faith, Living Laudato Si'” was held on the fifth day of Laudato Si’ Week, Thursday, May...
Jeff Sachs: “We all inhabit the same planet and share the same air”
The fourth day of Laudato Si’ Week brought together a panel of experts to discuss fossil fuels and just transition related to war in a webinar.
Laudato Si’ Movement statement on Italian agency SACE not investing in EACOP
Laudato Si’ Movement applauds the decision by Italian Export Credit Agency SACE to not invest in the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).
Correction! THEY are leading ME
Justin Galliner, from Oak Flats, Australia, is committed to taking action for God’s creation through the Laudato Si’ Action Platform in Laudato Si’ Week and beyond.
Are we living up to the Paris climate goals? Short answer: No
Big Oil Reality Check: On the seventh anniversary of the publication of the encyclical Laudato Si’, May 24, an updated analysis shows the oil industry’s climate plans are grossly insufficient.