August 18, 2021

Celebrate the 5th Anniversay of Laudato Si’

On Care for Our Common Home (Laudato Si’) is the new appeal from Pope Francis addressed to “every person living on this planet” for an inclusive dialogue about how we are shaping the future of our planet. Pope Francis calls the Church and the world to acknowledge the urgency of our environmental challenges and to join him in embarking a new path. This encyclical is written with both hope and resolve, looking to our common future with candor and humility.

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Read the encyclical

Laudato Si’ Postcard

PROTECT LIFE.
PRESERVE THAT WHICH SUSTAINS LIFE.
CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME.

As Catholics, we are called to:
• uphold life and the dignity of each human person
• support families and future generations
• love the poor and vulnerable
• advocate for basic rights and a just economy
• be in solidarity with all, as one human family
• care for all of God’s creation

Grounded in our Catholic Tradition, now is the time to protect the earth for our children and grandchildren.

PRAY to hear God’s call to live our faith for the common good, knowing that everything is interconnected.

LEARN how the climate crisis is a profound moral issue greatly affecting the poor and vulnerable.

TELL your local and national leaders to protect creation.

Praise be to you, our Lord, God of all Creation!

Learn more!

usccb.org/environment wearesaltandlight.org/cst101 catholicclimatecovenant.org

Laudato Si’ Tarjeta Postal

PROTEGER LA VIDA.
CONSERVAR TODO AQUELLO QUE SUSTENTA LA VIDA.
CUIDAR DE NUESTRA CASA COMÚN.

Como católicos estamos llamados a:
• Defender la vida y la dignidad de la persona humana.
• Apoyar a las familias y las generaciones futuras.
• Amar a los pobres y vulnerables
• Abogar por los derechos básicos y por una economía justa
• A que seamos solidarios con todos, como una sola familia humana
• Cuidar toda la creación de Dios

Basados en nuestra tradición católica, ahora es el momento de proteger la tierra para nuestros hijos y nietos

OREMOS para escuchar el llamado de Dios a vivir nuestra fe por el bien común, sabiendo que todo está interconectado

APRENDAMOS cómo la crisis climática es un problema moral profundo que afecta en gran medida a los pobres y vulnerables

HABLEMOS CON los líderes locales y nacionales para proteger la creación.

Alabado seas mi Señor Dios de toda la creación!

Aprende más! 

usccb.org/environment wearesaltandlight.org/
cst101
catholicclimatecovenant.org

Resources

Laudato Si’: Caring for Our Common Home Bulletin Insert –  This one-page document brief introduction to the encyclical and details ways you can respond to Pope Francis’ call.

Sobre El Cuidado De La Casa Común Laudato Si’Folleto

Prayer to Care for Our Common Home (based on Laudato Si’) / Oración para cuidar de nuestra casa común

Laudato Si’ Postcard / Laudato Si’ Tarjeta Postal

Capitol Hill Briefing on Encyclical Letter Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home

Quotes from Church Teaching on Ecology

Watch the Convening of Catholic Leaders with Senate Climate Solutions Caucus Co-Chairs (Event Audio)
Participants include Archbishop Paul S. Coakley, Senator Mike Braun, Senator Chris Coons, Mr. Scott Hurd, and Ms. Carla Fajardo | October 1, 2020

Laudato Si’ Advocates Program

– The Laudato Si’ Advocates (LSA) Program is an internship administered by the Environmental Justice Program (EJP), in association with the National Religious Partnership for the Environment (NRPE), and Creation.

Environmental Justice Advocacy

Environment Resources

Videos

CST 101: Care for Creation

CST 101 is a 7-part video series by the USCCB and Catholic Relief Services on Catholic Social Teaching. In this video, Cardinal Peter Turkson, Fr. James Martin, SJ, and Dr. Carolyn Woo, discuss Care for God’s Creation

Vatican Releases Video on Pope’s Encyclical

Using scenes from nature and quotes from Pope Francis’ encyclical, “Laudato Si´”, this video inspires individuals, congregations and communities to reflect on the need to care for our common home—Earth.

Laudato Si’ Roundtable

Archbishop Paul Coakley, Bishop Robert Barron, and Bishop Robert McElroy discuss Pope Francis’s encyclical Laudato Si’ as the Church worldwide celebrated the 5th anniversary of the document’s publication.

Mesa Redonda de Obispos celebrando Laudato Si

Disfrute de esta conversación entre los obispos Jorge Rodríguez-Novelo, Oscar Cantú, Daniel Flores y Joseph Tyson, quienes reflexionan sobre el 5º aniversario de la encíclica Laudato Si.

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