Laudato Si’ Walking: Mount Golgotha
Good Friday is the day of silence on Golgotha. In this mountain today a scene of death apparently takes place, but in reality it is a new creation.
There will be no peace on this Earth unless forgiveness comes first
On this Maundy Thursday, we reflect with Jesus on the forgiveness of sins and how we are called to forgive those who offend us and Mother Earth.
Laudato Si’ Walking – Gethsemane Garden
Holy Thursday presents us with the solitude of Jesus in Gethsemane. In this garden, how does the Lord teach us to pray in the face of the world’s evil?
Living with Earth: Q&A about this year’s International Ignatian Ecospiritual Conference
The Australian Jesuit Province answers key questions about the International Ignatian Ecospiritual Conference (IIEC2022), tol be held online from April 25th-30th.
Prayers for every moment: New global prayer book, featuring Cardinals, everyday Catholics, debuts during Holy Week
The Laudato Si’ Movement has published a Prayer Book with more than 120 pages and 62 prayers from collaborators around the world.
Being a Laudato Si’ Animator means living in harmony “with yourself, with creation and with others”
Laudato Si’ Animators are leaders in their communities and mobilize their parishes towards a different lifestyle. Watch the testimonies of Simone, Immaculate and Emanuela in this dialogue.
A life dedicated… at the service of Laudato Si’
Sister Cecilia Marichal is an Uruguayan nun of the Religious of Mary Immaculate, Laudato Si’ Animator of the Argentina Chapter, who brings Laudato Si’ into her daily work.
How to become a Laudato Si’ Artist Animator?
Brazilian sensory artist Jôce Mendes Freitas tells her testimony after becoming a Laudato Si’ Animator
Laudato Si’ Lent in connection with the Pope’s Way of the Cross
As the Lenten season draws to an end, we invite you to look back at each week of our Laudato Si’ Lent 2022 and reflect on the different voices we were invited to listen to.
Being a scientist and a Christian: How being a Laudato Si’ Animator changed my life
Mariel Wall is another Laudato Si’ Animator who experienced a change in her life after learning about the Laudato Si’ Movement and today is part of a community of Animators in the Valley of Mexico.