Pope Francis urged all people and organizations to forge a more life-giving future through “concrete and pressing actions” and to divest from fossil fuels during his recent TED Countdown talk.
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Pope Francis urges the world’s 1.2 billion Catholics and all people of good will to take urgent action against the injustice of climate change and the ecological crisis, to protect the poor and future generations. His encyclical letter Laudato Si’ is a compelling call to care for our common home, Earth, building on a long history of Catholic teaching. We are building a vibrant movement to respond to Pope Francis’ call.
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“Hear both the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor”
– Pope Francis, Laudato Si’