Parish Resources
Resources to help foster faith and action for social and ecological justice in your parish or community group.
Laxmi using a water tap that she advocated to have installed as a member of the Child Club at her old school in Jajarkot district, western Nepal. Photo: Richard Wainwright/Caritas Australia
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A set of 7 reflection cards based on the Laudato Si' Action Goals.
A presentation about the Laudato Si' Goals, with questions and links to help your parish reflect on its understanding and practice of integral ecology.
Seven questions to guide groups or individuals on integral ecology through the lens of Laudato Si'.
Two-page guide to reflect on how we can respond to the encyclical Laudato Si'.
Includes 50 beautiful reflection cards to deepen understanding of integral ecology through the Laudato Si’ goals. Designed for use with individuals or small groups with parish community.
Purchase both the Catholic Social Teaching Card Set and the Laudato Si' Card Set for the special price of $60
The beautiful box set includes 36 photographs plus activity ideas, definitions, reflection questions, Bible verses, quotes and prayers.
This PowerPoint has been designed as a broad introduction to the key principles of Catholic Social Teaching.
A series of ‘See, Judge, Act’ sessions on the environment/creation through a Catholic lens.
A short video explaining the Catholic Social teaching principle: Care for Our Common Home.
4 mins
A short video explaining the Catholic Social teaching principle: The Common Good.
4 mins
A short video explaining the Catholic Social teaching principle: Solidarity.
4 mins
A short video explaining the Catholic Social teaching principles: Subsidiarity and Participation.
4 mins
A short video explaining the Catholic Social teaching principle: Preferential Option for the Poor.
4 mins
A short video explaining the Catholic Social teaching principle: Human Dignity.
4 mins
The Walking with God Program invites participants to connect with the wonder and awe of God’s creation.
A prayer focused on the principles of Catholic Social Teaching.
A guided reflection highlighting the interconnectedness of all creation.
A prayer attributed to St Oscar Romero, patron saint of Caritas Internationalis.
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