Creation Care Ministry of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis
In recent years, the encyclical of Pope Francis – Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home – has set the path to rediscover our identity as sons and daughters of our heavenly Father who have been created in the divine image and commissioned to be stewards of the earth, with a focus on protecting the most poor and vulnerable among us.
We hope you find these resources a light to guide you on this journey.
Leaders from renowned institutions across the globe will share practical experiences about how they use Laudato Si’ to inspire students, and they’ll offer tips to other institutional leaders seeking to do the same in their part of the world. …
Videos from the three day event from July 13-15 to convene, equip, and inspire Catholics who can more deeply integrate Laudato Si’ and its climate change teaching into the U.S. Church. …
Join the Columban Center for Advocacy & Outreach and Anna Robertson, Director of Youth and Young Adult Mobilization for Catholic Climate Covenant, to discuss the urgency of reconnecting our appreciation of nature with our everyday faith. …
To the mark the 51st anniversary of Earth Day and conclude the year-long 5th anniversary celebration of Pope Francis’ landmark encyclical on climate change and environmental ethics, Laudato Si’, Gonzaga welcomes Daniel P. Horan, OFM, Ph.D. …
A great list of books on various topics of the ecology, moral theology, and stewardship. …
Passcode: tXfK^4&i Explore the relationship between Care for God's Creation, Migrants, and You with discussion on the Vatican's recent booklet "Pastoral Orientations on Climate Displaced Persons." …
A conference with various sessions from March 25-April 3rd. Presentations include "Justice for the Earth" and "The Cry of the Earth, the Cry of the Poor". …
Join FSPA every second Tuesday of 2021 for a series exploring FSPA's commitment to ecological education, one of the seven Laudato Si' goals. Each Lunch & Learn will feature new topics of ecological advocacy presented by speakers who will inspire us …
On online discussion of the new guidebook jointly published by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Catholic Association of Diocesan Ecumenical and Interreligious Officers, and Catholic Climate Covenant. …
Congregations of Religious Sisters from around the world have provided resources to spread and share the seeds which are being planted for the hope of our shared home. …
The global pandemic disrupted supply chains and helped realize our dependence on far-off systems beyond our control. At the same time, there is more awareness of the unsafe and unjust conditions in which many food production workers labour and how …
From the Global Catholic Climate Movement 2018 program. …