A Laudato Si' Action Plan with a menu of options that parishes and parishioners can take to
start the difficult spiritual work of reversing the threat of global climate change and
environmental degradation, and existing more sustainably in harmony with God’s
creation.
The Archdiocese of Atlanta's “Laudato Si’ Action Plan,” authored by University of Georgia professors and staff, contains a variety of options for parishes and parishioners to help reverse the threat of global climate change and environmental degradation, and create a more sustainable world in harmony with God.
The Diocese of Arlington's Year 1 Action Plan commits the diocese to put our faith into action by embarking on a process of ecological conversion, embracing and exercising responsible stewardship of our place in the Creator’s plan and by caring for the most vulnerable.
The Diocese of Davenport has begun a journey to Net-Zero as its response to the great and urgent need to undertake efforts to increase their care for creation.
This plan provides fact-based information about the existential threat climate change poses to all life; gives moral and spiritual reasons to act; and provides practical steps individuals, families and communities can implement.
The Archdiocese of Washington Responds to Laudato Si’: An Action Plan for Embracing the Vision of an Integral Ecology.
This Laudato Si’ awareness and engagement campaign for U.S. Catholics is brought to you by Catholic Climate Covenant and its partners.