Pope Francis to Release Second Laudato Si’ on Oct. 4
The Season of Creation will begin, Pope Francis said, on Sept. 1, which is the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation.
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Pope Francis Writing a Second Environmental Document After ‘Laudato Si’
The document addresses issues such as climate change, care for the environment, and the defense of human life and dignity.
Jesuit University Divests From Fossil Fuels after a Six-Year Process
The Catholic Church has over the centuries pronounced definitively on a wide variety of moral topics such as abortion, murder, sexual ethics, and charity. Its mandates on environmentalism in general — and divestment in particular — are comparatively sparser.
Embracing Pope Francis’ ‘Laudato Si’ Means Rejecting Gender Theory
COMMENTARY: If ‘everything is connected,’ we cannot uphold the Holy Father’s teaching on respecting the integrity of creation while rejecting the givenness of our sexually-differentiated bodies.
CUA Architecture Students Create Sustainable Housing Designs to Assist Women in Crisis Pregnancies
With ‘Laudato Si’ in mind, ‘We’re trying to design a space that’s curated to the human person and the dignity they have ...’
With Fall Coming, Let Us Listen to God’s Creation and Pray, Catholic Bishops Say
Pope Francis established the day of prayer in 2015. It is commemorated Sept. 1. It begins a month-long “Season of Creation” that ends on Oct. 4, the feast of St. Francis of Assisi.
Holy See’s Uncritical Support for COP26 Causes Concern
Catastrophic crisis or a Trojan horse to push a secular agenda?
At Work, Play and Prayer in the Fields of the Lord
New Catholic Ecology Center opens opportunities to know and love God’s creation.
Pope Francis Launches 7-Year Laudato Si’ Action Plan
The Laudato si’ Action Platform will focus on seven sectors: families, parishes, schools, hospitals, businesses, organizations, and religious orders.
Pope Francis to Sign a New Encyclical on Human Fraternity on Oct. 3
Pope Francis will offer a Mass at the tomb of St. Francis in Assisi privately at 3 p.m. before signing the encyclical on the day before St. Francis’ feast day.
