
The Laudato Si‘ Movement serves the Catholic family worldwide to turn Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’ encyclical into action for climate justice by undergoing our own ecological conversion, transforming our lifestyles, and calling for bold public policies together with the wider climate movement.
Episodes

Tuesday Jan 31, 2023
Don Bosco and his green legacy 💚
Tuesday Jan 31, 2023
Tuesday Jan 31, 2023
Join us for this first video of our program "Guardians of the Earth." On Don Bosco's day, we invite the Don Bosco Green Alliance to talk about his legacy.

Thursday Sep 01, 2022
Season of Creation 2022 has begun! ❤️🔥
Thursday Sep 01, 2022
Thursday Sep 01, 2022
Religious leaders from different Christian denominations around the world joined together to participate in a prayer meeting to reflect on this year's theme, "Listen to the Voice of Creation."

Thursday Jul 21, 2022
Pope Francis has a message for you!
Thursday Jul 21, 2022
Thursday Jul 21, 2022
Don't miss this!
Pope Francis’ Message for the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation

Wednesday Jun 08, 2022
Brother Angel Cortez, OFM
Wednesday Jun 08, 2022
Wednesday Jun 08, 2022
Brother Angel Cortez, OFM, joins the Laudato Si' Movement podcast to talk about his faith journey and why he felt called to become a Franciscan.
“When I encountered [St.] Francis, as I mentioned, I started to explore more about him, his spirituality, what are the friars doing. And one thing that struck me the most is the simplicity of life, the radical expression of the Gospel. Being with the people, especially with the poor. And I think those are the things that made me excited to really respond to the call and develop my vocation.”
Note: This podcast was recorded in November 2021. At the time, Brother Angel Cortez was serving as the vice director for the Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) Office in Rome.
He is now serving as the Provincial Animator, Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation Office - Franciscan Province of San Pedro Bautista Philippines.

Thursday May 05, 2022
Previewing Laudato Si’ Week with Analisa Ramsahai
Thursday May 05, 2022
Thursday May 05, 2022

Tuesday Apr 12, 2022
Leading locally as a Laudato Si’ Animator
Tuesday Apr 12, 2022
Tuesday Apr 12, 2022
Three incredible Laudato Si' Animators from across the world join this special Laudato Si' Dialogue and share what it means to be a Laudato Si' Animator, how Animators lead their communities, and how the free leadership development course changed their lives.
Featuring Simone Seym, USA; Sister Immaculate Tusingwire, Malawi; and Emanuela Chiang, Italy. Become a Laudato Si' Animator today by going to LaudatoSiAnimators.org.

Thursday Mar 17, 2022
Laudato Si’ Animator & Columban Sister Kate Midgley
Thursday Mar 17, 2022
Thursday Mar 17, 2022
Laudato Si' Animator and Columban Sister Kate Midgley didn't use to be so passionate about working against the climate crisis. (She's now protesting in front of the UK parliament for an end to fossil fuels.)
In this Laudato Si' Movement podcast, Sister Kate shares her ecological conversion story, why she calls the climate crisis the "moral issue of our time," and how you and others can join her in taking action by becoming a Laudato Si' Animator.
Learn more about Sister Kate: https://laudatosimovement.org/news/laudato-si-animators-praying-creation-cop26-en-news/
Become a Laudato Si' Animator today: LaudatoSiAnimators.org

Tuesday Jan 11, 2022
Father Tony Labiao of the Philippines
Tuesday Jan 11, 2022
Tuesday Jan 11, 2022
On Saturday, 15 January 2022, Laudato Si' Movement turns seven years old. To celebrate this milestone for this movement, we're bringing you a podcast from the Philippines, where this movement has its roots.
Father Tony Labiao of the Philippines joins the podcast to talk about his faith journey, how Pope Francis' Laudato Si' has motivated him and his country, and how the supertyphoons and typhoons in recent years have affected him.
He also makes a plea to everyone out there, but especially those in wealthier countries, just weeks after yet another supertyphoon has tragically hit the Philippines.
Last month, more than 400 people died in the Philippines from Typhoon Rai, the 15th and deadliest typhoon to strike the Southeast Asian nation in 2021.
"I made a resolve in myself: we have to do something," Father Tony said after a 2009 storm devastated his country.
Laudato Si' Movement: https://laudatosimovement.org/
More about Father Tony: https://philippines.licas.news/tag/father-antonio-labiao/

Monday Dec 13, 2021
Lorna Gold on the power of faiths in 2022
Monday Dec 13, 2021
Monday Dec 13, 2021
Merry Christmas from Laudato Si' Movement! In a special Christmas- and 2022-themed podcast, Lorna Gold, chair of Laudato Si' Movement Board, talks about the power of faiths in 2021, and we look ahead to what we can expect in 2022.
Links mentioned:
Pope Francis uniting faith leaders: https://laudatosimovement.org/2021/10/04/pope-francis-faith-leaders-sign-joint-appeal-before-un-climate-summit/
Faith Invest: https://www.faithinvest.org/who-we-are

Thursday Dec 09, 2021
What happened at COP26?
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
What happened at COP26? Was it an incredible success or an abject failure? Laudato Si' Movement talks with four global experts on what happened and where we go from here.
Guests
Sister Marvie Misolas of the Maryknoll Office of Global Concerns is an NGO representative of the Maryknoll Sisters to the United Nations. She also serves on the Laudato Si’ Movement Global Membership Council.
Yeb Saño is the executive director of Greenpeace Southeast Asia and vice chair for the Laudato Si’ Movement Board. He has been a delegate at past UN climate change conferences for the Philippines.
Sister Kate Midgley with the Missionary Sisters of St. Columban participated in COP26 and prayer vigils throughout Glasgow.
Lindlyn Moma is the Advocacy Director for Laudato Si' Movement and also participated in COP26 in Glasgow.
More about COP26: Catholics reflect on COP26 successes, disappointments