Laudato Si’ – A platform for caring for our common home.
We are responding to the call of Laudato Si’. With profound care for each other, our Creator, and all creation, we are building a better future together.
[more]We are responding to the call of Laudato Si’. With profound care for each other, our Creator, and all creation, we are building a better future together.
[more]Pope Francis himself who is presenting the X World Meeting of Families, to be held from June 22-26, 2022.
[more]“Love excuses all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Everything! Anything! It is love in spite of everything.
[more]This publication now brings together in a single printable digital version the 10 guides, accompanying the special edition with the collection of 10 videos of the pope in dialogue with families (already individually available on the website www.amorislaetitia.va).

With these words the Holy Father introduces us to the theme of the education of children, which is “a call, a challenge, a joy”.
Developed within the Focolare Movement, Up2Me has been piloted so far in 28 countries. It grew from the need frequently expressed by children and youth who find themselves facing big issues like life, health, sexuality, modern life styles, emotions, future life choices … without adequate tools to deal with them.
The Holy Father speaks about “foreverness” in marriage, in this fifth video of the 10-part series prepared as part of the celebration of the «Amoris Laetitia Family» Year. This time Pope Francis addresses himself particularly to spouses.
“Don’t be afraid to fail: fear is the greatest obstacle to welcoming Christ and His plan for our lives! Be careful of fear!”, the Holy Father powerfully warns us.

The pact of conjugal love between the two spouses opens itself “by its nature” to fruitfulness.
[more]Pope Francis, the Economy of Care, and the Future of Work
[more]Showcasing the strength of the Catholic movement to care for creation, hundreds of thousands of Catholics participated in Laudato Si’ Week 2021, a 10 day-celebration held from 16-25 May.
Catholics, inspired by the week’s theme, “for we know that things can change” (LS 13), joined online Laudato Si’ Dialogues and hosted events in their communities that helped their sisters and brothers deepen their knowledge of Pope Francis’ hopeful but urgent message in Laudato Si’.