Laudato Si’ Walking: Sunday Gospel
Palm Sunday presents us with Jesus entering Jerusalem, praised by all. What does the Lord ask of us today? The sweet look of him today amazes us!
Nature needs half: the urgency for ambitious actions against biodiversity loss
On World Health Day, Catholics gather to discuss biodiversity loss and COP15. When we protect our planet, we also protect our health.
13 million people dead: Why ‘our planet’ is ‘our health’
Today, World Health Day, Laudato Si’ Movement joins the World Health Organization in raising awareness about how our planet’s health is our health, and invites all people to advocate for our common home by signing the Healthy Planet, Healthy People Petition.
What the IPCC says interests you (and a lot)
Do you have children? Grandchildren? Then yesterday’s IPCC report should interest you–a lot. But even if you don’t have descendants, it’s also a relevant message for you and your loved ones. The IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) is the United...
Wearing A Cooking Pot Is Not Essential: How this Laudato Si’ Animator is sowing seeds of change in her community
Laudato Si’ Animator Julia Steed Mawson is taking steps to lead her U.S. community to making changes and inspiring others to care for our common home.
Laudato Si’ Lent prayer intention: repent and walk together in hope
Photo by frank mckenna on Unsplash Each week during Laudato Si’ Lent 2022, Laudato Si’ Movement proposes a theme that will help you live out this Lenten season. We invite you to pray every day of that week. This week’s theme is “Repenting and walking together in...
New free training opportunities for Catholic leaders
Registration is now open on six continents for Laudato Si’ Movement’s free hallmark leadership training program, Laudato Si’ Animators
Pope John Paul II and care for God’s creation
Explore how Pope John Paul II’s teachings on caring for God’s creation played a critical role in shaping Catholic thought and practice.
From devastation to delight: How 1 Laudato Si’ Animator changed her Irish community
Laudato Si’ Animator Sally Simpson of Ireland is leading her community and inspiring others by living out her commitment to caring for our common home.
Laudato Si’ Animators ‘united together for a better tomorrow’ in Africa
See how this Laudato Si’ Animator is impacting communities throughout the African continent with Laudato Si’ Movement.