Coffee to be ‘seriously affected’ by climate crisis
Love coffee? Work against climate change and join Laudato Si’ Movement. Coffee crops around the world will be ‘seriously affected’ by the climate crisis.
Pope Francis: ‘What would the Church be without religious sisters and consecrated laywomen?’
In February, Pope Francis invites us to pray for the mission of religious and consecrated women. In particular, we pray for those who are part of the Laudato Si’ Movement.
On World Day of the Sick we pray for those who suffer in their flesh from the climate crisis
As we celebrate Our Lady of Lourdes we commemorate the 30th World Day of the Sick. We unite in prayer for those who suffer in their flesh the climate crisis.
Laudato Si’ Walking – Gospel of the Sunday 6th of February
The fifth Sunday in ordinary time presents us with the miraculous fishing in the lake. What is the moment in our life when God chooses to call us?
World Cancer Day: Laudato Si’ Movement joins Pope Francis in prayer and action for end of fossil fuels era
To commemorate World Cancer Day, Laudato Si’ Movement joins the “Close the Care Gap” campaign, which seeks to raise awareness and mobilize society to prevent and control cancer.
World Cancer Day: How does environmental pollution have an impact?
On World Cancer Day, we remember how much air and water pollution affect this disease.
Laudato Si’ Animator receives international award for bringing Laudato Si’ to life in South Sudan
Fr. Tim Galvin of Laudato Si’ Movement received an award from Misean Cara for bringing Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’ l to life in South Sudan.
Laudato Si’ Encounter: Monthly Prayer Guide
Download the Laudato Si’ Encounter for February, the second month of 2022 that prepares us to live Lent.
Caring for God’s creation
The history of caring for God’s creation, from Book of Genesis to Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’: how all people are to care for God’s creation.
Laudato Si’ Walking – Gospel of Sunday 30th of January
The fourth Sunday in ordinary time continues to present us the scene of Jesus in the synagogue of Nazareth. What is our reaction to God’s Word?