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Working with the encyclical

Incitement to save the world. One year of the encyclical Laudato si'
Achieving food security
Creating climate justice
Building equitable cities

Pope Francis' letter "Laudato si'" has been causing a stir since 2016. Francis' proposals are being…

Pope Francis' letter "Laudato si'" has been causing a stir since 2016. Francis' proposals are being discussed favourably around the world. We explain them with reference to the topics of climate, nutrition and urban development.

  • Authors: Markus Büker (theology), Stefan Tuschen (climate), Anja Mertineit (nutrition), Almuth Schauber (city)
  • Publisher: Misereor
  • Year of publication: June 2016
  • Pages: 16

Pope Francis' letter "Laudato si'" has been causing a stir since 2016. Francis' proposals are being discussed favourably around the world. We explain them with reference to the topics of climate, nutrition and urban development.

  • Authors: Markus Büker (theology), Stefan Tuschen (climate), Anja Mertineit (nutrition), Almuth Schauber (city)
  • Publisher: Misereor
  • Year of publication: June 2016
  • Pages: 16

We at Misereor feel called upon to make Laudato si' strong because many of our partners in Africa,…

We at Misereor feel called upon to make Laudato si' strong because many of our partners in Africa, Asia and Latin America describe precisely the hardships, impasses and hopes that Pope Francis talks about in Laudato si'. These building blocks are intended to help make the encyclical accessible in educational work with young people and adults, in schools and groups. They also contain a suggestion for celebrating creation, the common home of all, in church services. And they present international messages from churches and religions on climate change.

  • Publisher: Misereor
  • Year of publication: 2015
  • Pages: 82

We at Misereor feel called upon to make Laudato si' strong because many of our partners in Africa, Asia and Latin America describe precisely the hardships, impasses and hopes that Pope Francis talks about in Laudato si'. These building blocks are intended to help make the encyclical accessible in educational work with young people and adults, in schools and groups. They also contain a suggestion for celebrating creation, the common home of all, in church services. And they present international messages from churches and religions on climate change.

  • Publisher: Misereor
  • Year of publication: 2015
  • Pages: 82
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Film recommendations

The Archdiocese of Munich and Freising's Department for Media and Communication (muk) has compiled films that are well suited to visualising and thematising the statements of Laudato si'.

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Get to know the encyclical

This PowerPoint presentation presents the starting points and contents of the papal document in a…

This PowerPoint presentation presents the starting points and contents of the papal document in a Misereor presentation. A more detailed look rounds off the explanation: What consequences does the encyclical have for us and the Church? Where are the points of criticism and limitations?

  • Publisher: Misereor
  • November 2015
  • Pages: 46

This PowerPoint presentation presents the starting points and contents of the papal document in a Misereor presentation. A more detailed look rounds off the explanation: What consequences does the encyclical have for us and the Church? Where are the points of criticism and limitations?

  • Publisher: Misereor
  • November 2015
  • Pages: 46
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Further materials on the encyclical

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Articles on the encyclical "Laudato si'" in the Misereor blog

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Video Klima-Kollekte: How does CO2 compensation work?

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Klima-Kollekte is a CO2 compensation fund of Christian churches in Germany. Misereor is one of the shareholders. CO2 emissions are offset through climate protection projects run by church organisations or their partners in developing countries.

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