Lenten course organized by the Laudato Si’ Animators in the UK Laudato Si’ Animators hail from all the different regions of the world. This story comes from the United Kingdom. Through Laudato Si’ Animator Virgnia Bell, we hear the experience they lived during...
Fr. Tim Galvin, fourth from the right, has served in Riwoto since 2014. Fr. Tim Galvin stood back and watched as the South Sudanese people he has served for the past eight years showed him how to live in communion with God’s creation. Months ago in the remote...
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the climate crisis? The consistent barrage of bad news – such as more wildfires and droughts because of warming temperatures – and the lack of action by political leaders around the world can make us feel anxious. But you can do...
Juliana Almeida By Juliana AlmeidaLaudato Si’ Animator, Brazil The desire to care for our common home has always existed in my life, but too often I didn’t take action. I knew how important it was, and I participated in some specific activities, but I wasn’t...
Laudato Si’ Animator Anna Maria Bianchi, Italy Before becoming a Laudato Si’ Animator last year, Anna Maria Bianchi of Italy was searching for a holistic spirituality, something that would bring together all aspects of her Catholic faith. “The ‘true’ answer to the...
The Merrimack River, a 117-mile river in the northeastern part of the USA. The below story was adapted from the December Laudato Si’ Resource. The spiritual resource is produced monthly for Laudato Si’ Animators, Laudato Si’ Circles, and everyday Catholics to use and...
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