By Rosa Mª Quero Pérez, Animadora Laudato Si’. On January 17, as every year, parishioners take their pets, usually to the Franciscan temples, to be blessed. The reason why animals are blessed on St. Anthony Abbot’s Day is because this saint is attributed with...
Laudato Si Movement ends this year with wonderful news, some of them you could read here, about our 2022 highlights and numbers that we are proud of and really thankful for. Moreover, we had just finished our very first pilot Laudato Si Animators course in Hungarian...
After a long preparation, the Laudato Si’ Movement together with Caritas in Veritate Commission of the Hungarian Catholic Bishops’ Conference and the Canticle of the Sun Association are happy to launch the “Laudato Si’ Animators Training Program” in...
Laudato Si’ Animators Arlette Marais and Jane Overmeyer share much more than a friendship. They both belong to St. Mary of the Angels Catholic Church Athlone in Cape Town, South Africa, and their commitment to taking care of our common home has spread like wildfire...
The following article by Laudato Si’ Animator Virginia Bell was first published in Independent Catholic News. The article is part of the Animators’ series that turns a critical eye on common church practices to find greener alternatives. Green Funerals Green...
This community in northern Spain is afire as ardent Animator Florencia Baldazo and others get ready to celebrate the upcoming Season of Creation. If you live anywhere near Medina de Pomar in the north of Spain, chances are you’ve probably seen or heard of Florencia...
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