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Global Catholic Climate Movement to undergo a foundational change
Conferences: “Laudato Si’ and the Catholic Church in the United States: A Lecture Series on our common home”
Conferences: “Laudato Si’ and the U.S. Catholic Church: A Lecture Series on Our Common Home”, July 13-15.
Conversatory: “From Aparecida to Evangelii Gaudium”
In preparation for the first Ecclesial Assembly, the seminar “From Aparecida to Evangelii Gaudium” was held.
How I followed St. Francis of Assisi and found my path
Eco-conversion story with St. Francis and St. Clare of Assisi. Reflection from the July Laudato Si’ Encounter.
EcoGospel: 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time. July 4, 2021
Remove labels to welcome the good that comes into our lives. EcoGospel: 14th Sunday of Ordinary TimeJuly 4, 2021.
A rosary made of plastic bottles for Laudato Si’ Week
A community in Brazil celebrated Laudato Si’ Week by making a large rosary out of plastic bottles.
Ill with COVID-19, I was sickened by our use of plastic
Ill with COVID-19, I was sickened by our use of plastic and decided to take action with other Laudato Si’ Circles and Animators.
The ‘immeasurable importance’ of biodiversity
Reflection from the July Laudato Si’ Encounter about the value of biodiversity and how important is for Catholics to take care of it
On St. Paul’s Feast day, why Laudato Si’ must be ‘our road to Damascus’
On St. Paul’s Feast day, why Laudato Si’ must be ‘our road to Damascus’. A blogpost by a Laudato Si’ Animator and member of Laudato Si’ Circle
“Hear both the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor”
– Pope Francis, Laudato Si’