Experiencing a new type of eco-conversion By Sister Meg Earsley of Wisconsin, USA I used to think of conversion as a sort of epiphany or a single moment of great clarity that causes one to see things in a new way. In my Franciscan religious studies over the last year,...
Małgorzata Zawilska of Poland, with help from GCCM Poland, installed an air quality sensor near her parish. Małgorzata Zawilska of Poland follows Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’ not only through her words but also by her actions. Earlier this year, she completed...
Michael Downs Five years later, the moment Michael Downs first felt excited about Laudato Si’ still stands out to the director of justice and kinship at an Oakland, California, high school in the U.S. In 2015, shortly after Pope Francis’ encyclical was released, Downs...
Micronesia. Photo by Asian Development Bank. By Lakop Loannis from Micronesia In collaboration with his deacon, I will organize a Laudato Si’ Walk through the upper lands of Paies, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia. The walk will use two prayers: Lectio...
Coming together to care for creation in Brazil By Amauri Henrique Rosina from Brazil Inspired by Laudato Si’, we worked to help Catholic schools join the integral ecological conversion from both a formative and pastoral point of view. This project involves the 18...
Recent Comments