
Laudato Si’ and the Gift of Water: 9 Resources to Explore
Dive deeper into the gift of water and the challenges facing our common home. These resources offer engaging ways to learn, reflect and discover how each of us can help make a difference.

Dive deeper into the gift of water and the challenges facing our common home. These resources offer engaging ways to learn, reflect and discover how each of us can help make a difference.

On World Honey Bee Day, the beehives at St. Paul of the Cross Passionist Retreat & Conference Center in Detroit highlight the Passionist commitment to caring for creation and protecting our common home.

As we prepare to celebrate the Season of Creation, the Laudato Si' Team invites you to join in reflecting on one of God's greatest gifts: water.

Congratulations to John Meehan of St. Mary’s Passionist Parish in Fairfield, Alabama!

Passionist Family member Dan O’Donnell is encouraging retirees to ask their pension funds to divest from fossil fuels and invest in renewable energy, helping build the sustainable future envisioned in Laudato Si’.

We invite you to join the Passionist Family as we celebrate Laudato Si’ Week in moving “From Hope to Action” through 7 simple daily practices.

St. Mary’s Passionist Parish and neighboring communities hosted a well-attended Severe Weather Awareness Day with a local meteorologist to help residents better prepare for increasing extreme weather.

Everyday decisions, though simple, reflect a deeper commitment of our Passionist Family to living Laudato Si’ in a real and practical way.

On World Water Day (March 22), we are reminded that water is a sacred gift essential to life, yet millions still lack access to it. Rooted in Laudato Si’ and the Passionist charism, this reflection invites us to see the water crisis as both a social injustice and a spiritual call to action—urging us to protect this vital resource and stand with the poor who suffer most.

Join us in submitting a public comment to urge greater protection for God's most vulnerable creatures, not less.