Laudato Si’ Circles
Together, they pray with and for creation, reflect on their ongoing ecological conversion, and take action.
Learn more about the Laudato Si’ Circles
Why start or join a Laudato Si’ Circle?
We all need a community to live the Laudato Si’ message (LS 219), and locally is where we can make a difference.
“The ecological conversion needed to bring about lasting change is also a community conversion” (LS 219).
Urgency: The severity of the climate emergency and the ecological crisis require immediate, bold action today.
Stories
This World Environment Day, Join a Movement of Prayer and Hope
Join the Creation Care Prayer Network and unite with a global community in monthly prayer, contemplation, and ecological conversion for our common home.
Magnifica Humanitas: A Call to Discern Technology Through Integral Ecology
Explore how Magnifica Humanitas expands the vision of integral ecology into the digital age, addressing artificial intelligence, human dignity, technology, and care for our common home through the lens of Catholic Social Teaching.
Why the Prayer for Our Earth Matters Today
Discover Pope Francis’ Prayer for Our Earth from Laudato Si’ and join a global movement of prayer, climate justice, and care for our common home.
Preparing Our Hearts for Magnifica Humanitas: Pope Leo XIV’s New Encyclical on Artificial Intelligence
Discover how Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical Magnifica Humanitas invites Catholics to reflect on artificial intelligence, human dignity, and integral ecology in today’s digital world.
100+ Voices, One Shared Call: Europe, Be Faithful to Our Common Home
Faith communities across Europe unite through the Laudato Si’ Movement to call for bold climate action, a fossil fuel phase-out, and justice for vulnerable communities and our common home.
From Hope to Action: Resources Designed to Ignite Change
Turn hope into action this Laudato Si’ Week 2026 with simple, practical resources to help you take one meaningful step for our common home.
Conference in Santa Marta Calls for a Just Transition Beyond Fossil Fuels
Church leaders and representatives from the Global South are calling from Santa Marta for a just, ethical, and participatory transition in response to the climate crisis, in line with Laudato Si’
Peace Is Not Optional: Our Commitment as the Laudato Si’ Movement
Laudato Si’ Movement supports a global call to end war, promote peace, hold profiteers accountable, and protect people and the planet.
Earth Day 2026: Pope Francis’ Legacy and the Call to Care for Our Common Home
Earth Day 2026: One year after Pope Francis, his legacy through Laudato Si’ continues to inspire global ecological conversion and care for our common home.
Santa Marta: A Defining Moment to End the Fossil Fuel Era
Santa Marta marks a critical turning point in global climate action, as leaders advance a Fossil Fuel Treaty to accelerate a just and equitable transition away from fossil fuels.
Laudato Si’ Circles Resources
Monthly Prayer Guide

LSM’s Monthly Prayer Guide – July 2024

What happened during Laudato Si’ Week? We tell you (some of) it

LSM’s Monthly Prayer Guide – June 2024

LSM’s Monthly Prayer Guide – May 2024

Mexican Circles: from children to migrants, passionate about our common home

LSM’s Monthly Prayer Guide – April 2024

Our road to 2025 continues: where do we stand, how will we proceed?

LSM’s Monthly Prayer Guide – March 2024

A Snapshot of the Latter Half of 2023

Friday “in the dark” in Assisi: Churches and monuments turned off in favor of our Common Home

VI Sunday in Ordinary Time






