Laudato Si’ Week 2021 continued on Wednesday with an inspiring dialogue on divestment, energy, and fossil fuels, and how Catholics around the world can lead the divestment movement.

Communities around the world are overcoming obstacles to celebrate the great progress Catholics have made in bringing Laudato Si’ to life during the past six years.

On the third day of Laudato Si’ Week 2021, leaders and educators from around the world shared how they’re using Laudato Si’ in education to inspire the next generation.

Ditebogo Lebea has experienced the climate crisis devastating creation. Her family in South Africa has endured flash flooding and droughts – the types of extreme weather that scientists say is much more likely with a warming planet. But she knows we can do better, and...

Pope Francis graciously started Laudato Si’ Week 2021 during his Papal Angelus (Regina Caeli) on Sunday 16 May. His Holiness warmly invited everyone to participate in the 10-day event and to learn more about how to “listen to the cry of the Earth and the cry of the poor” during the global celebration.

Laudato Si’ Week 2021 is here! Here is everything you need to know about the crowning event of the Special Laudato Si’ Anniversary Year: how you can participate in the global events, and how you can create change on the local level and help bring Laudato Si’ to life.

In Boston, USA, a composer and flutist has fallen in love with Laudato Si’ and made a place for it in her compositions: “It was a call to action through music,” says Linda Chase.