Global Catholic Climate Movement works within the Catholic Church to better care for our common home. Our founding document is Pope Francis’ encyclical on climate change and ecology, Laudato Si’. We are guided by a set of core values. Learn more I stand with Pope Francis Sign the petition in support of Pope Francis’ September prayer message. Unite with Catholics from all continents to ask for a Coronavirus response that embraces sharing, not plundering. Learn more Global Laudato Si’ Monthly Prayer Services Learn more Global Laudato Si’ Monthly Prayer Services Learn more Global Laudato Si’ Monthly Prayer Services Learn more Global Laudato Si’ Monthly Prayer Services Learn more Movement Map map code Act Sign the petition Sign the petition Donate Events Coming Events All events Coming Webinars All webinars News Laudato Si Week recap – What a way to celebrate! June 21, 2016 Words cannot describe the warm feeling in our hearts from all the Laudato Si' Week action that happened last week to celebrate the first anniversary of Laudato Si. This is what we did together: . 1) The week began with an interfaith day of celebration... Thousands of Catholics ‘Stand With Pope Francis’ But Catholics also learned how millions of people are taking action now. Hundreds of faith-based institutions have committed to divest from fossil fuels, sending a clear signal to the world that fossil fuels should be left in the ground. Earth Day post content From praying together to testifying before lawmakers: How Laudato Si’ Circles bring about change in their communities Following a parish forum on Laudato Si’, and inspired by the Holy Spirit, the Laudato Si’ Circle Environmental Ministry in Saint John, Indiana, was formed. Concerned about the world we are handing on to future generations, our team is dedicated to taking small steps, involving others, and turning small steps into a human march with our dedicated sisters and brothers globally. « Older Entries
Laudato Si Week recap – What a way to celebrate! June 21, 2016 Words cannot describe the warm feeling in our hearts from all the Laudato Si' Week action that happened last week to celebrate the first anniversary of Laudato Si. This is what we did together: . 1) The week began with an interfaith day of celebration...
Thousands of Catholics ‘Stand With Pope Francis’ But Catholics also learned how millions of people are taking action now. Hundreds of faith-based institutions have committed to divest from fossil fuels, sending a clear signal to the world that fossil fuels should be left in the ground.
From praying together to testifying before lawmakers: How Laudato Si’ Circles bring about change in their communities Following a parish forum on Laudato Si’, and inspired by the Holy Spirit, the Laudato Si’ Circle Environmental Ministry in Saint John, Indiana, was formed. Concerned about the world we are handing on to future generations, our team is dedicated to taking small steps, involving others, and turning small steps into a human march with our dedicated sisters and brothers globally.
