LAUDATO Si’ (LS) Week (Australia – ACBC supported): 16th – 24th May
https://socialjustice.catholic.org.au/2022/04/18/laudato-si-week-16-24-may/
https://socialjustice.catholic.org.au/2022/03/21/laudato-si-week-resources/
LAUDATO Si’ (LS) Week (internationally): 22nd – 29th May
Listening & Journeying Together
https://laudatosiweek.org/
https://www.laudatosi.org/laudato-si/laudato-si-movement/
https://livinglaudatosi.com/
CELEBRATING LAUDATO SI’ – SUNDAY 2022
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Let the peoples praise you, O God:
Let all the peoples praise you.
May God still give us his blessing
Till the ends of the earth revere him.
The Spirit will come and teach you everything.
BULLETIN NOTICE:
LAUDATO SI’ WEEK 16th – 24th May is a global celebration
where we remember Pope Francis urging us in his encyclical
Laudato Si’ to hear the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor
and to humbly place ourselves in communion with our
common home. Today, as a Catholic Earthcare Parish we
celebrate our part in the great progress the whole Church is
making on its journey towards the seven Laudato Si’ Goals set
before us by Pope Francis to achieve ecological conversion.
LITURGY NOTES:
INTRODUCTION:
We gather today as sisters and brothers and with all of creation.
Today, as the universal Church honours Laudato Si Week, we remember Pope Francis urging
in his encyclical Laudato Si’ to hear the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor and to humbly
place ourselves in communion with our common home.
Today, as a Catholic Earthcare Parish we celebrate our part in the great progress the whole
Church is making on its journey towards the seven Laudato Si’ Goals set before us by Pope
Francis to achieve ecological conversion.
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The complaint to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and the Environment, Special Rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous peoples, and Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities, could only have been impressed. Three central questions were posed by the complainants: whether such inaction was ‘consistent with the human rights obligations’; whether such conduct was ‘compatible’ with the human rights of young Australians ‘and whether the State will establish a permanent forum to include young people from impacted communities.’
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