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Welcome to the Laudato Si’ Animators Community

Registration is now open for the online course starting on April 15, 2026

Laudato Si’ Animators are members of the Laudato Si Movement, a global community of prayer and action, who animate their local parishes and communities to engage in ecological spirituality, sustainable lifestyles and advocacy for climate and ecological justice. Animators work to bring Pope Francis’s encyclical Laudato Si’ to life and care for our common home.

“Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible.”

St. Francis of Assisi.

Laudato Si’ Animators play a critical role in promoting sustainability and addressing urgent environmental challenges. If you are able, consider making a gift to pay it forward or give what you can to help us train more people in the Animators program by making a donation today!

The LSA program is open to all, with no fee, whether or not you choose to donate.

How Does It Work?

Stories of
Laudato Si’ Animators

There are increasingly more animators around the world inspiring us with their stories of spiritual and ecological transformation.

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Love is shown more in deeds than in words.

St. Ignatius of Loyola

How Laudato Si’ changed my life

How Laudato Si’ changed my life

Laudato Si’ has become so important to me. It changed my way of looking at the world because it showed me how much everything is connected and gave me a new hope for the future.

Centering oneself at a Caribbean Laudato Si’ center

Centering oneself at a Caribbean Laudato Si’ center

Thousands of people on six continents just like Zenna took action – or made plans to take action – earlier this year as they became Laudato Si’ Animators, champions for Catholic action on climate change.

In Brazil, responding to Laudato Si’ as a community

In Brazil, responding to Laudato Si’ as a community

Rodrigo Fadul of Brazil turned his personal reaction to Laudato Si’ into a community response earlier this year. Rodrigo felt moved by Pope Francis’ encyclical on climate change and ecology that calls on all people to take action against the climate crisis and care for creation.