The universe unfolds in God, who fills it completely. There is a mystical meaning in every creature, every aspect of reality. Laudato si, 233 TEACHING.

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The universe unfolds in God, who fills it completely. There is a mystical meaning in every creature, every aspect of reality. Laudato si, 233 TEACHING THE ENCYCLICAL LAUDATO SI IN THE CLASSROOM John Feehan

‘The ecological crisis is a summons to profound interior conversion.’ ‘Living our vocation to be protectors of God’s handiwork is essential to a life of virtue; it is not an optional or a secondary aspect of our Christian experience.’ ‘It must be said that some committed and prayerful Christians, with the excuse of realism and pragmatism, tend to ridicule expressions of concern for the environment. Others are passive; they choose not to change their habits and thus become inconsistent. So what they all need is an “ecological conversion”, whereby the effects of their encounter with Jesus Christ become evident in their relationship with the world around them.’ Laudato si, 217

[Mother Earth] … Our common home is being pillaged, land laid waste and harmed with impunity … Cowardice in defending it is a grave sin … We cannot allow certain interests – interests which are global but not universal – to take over, to dominate states and international organisations and to continue destroying creation. Address of Pope Francis to the Second World Meeting of Popular Movements, July 2015

[Mother Earth] … Our common home is being pillaged, land laid waste and harmed with impunity … Cowardice in defending it is a grave sin … We cannot allow certain interests – interests which are global but not universal – to take over, to dominate states and international organisations and to continue destroying creation. Address of Pope Francis to the Second World Meeting of Popular Movements, July 2015

John Schellnhuber

Climate change represents one of the principal challenges facing humanity in our day. Laudato si, 25

What effects has global warming had so far? Global sea level has been rising by about 2mm a year. Sea ice in the Arctic has almost disappeared.Sea ice in the Arctic has almost disappeared. In 2002 the Larsen B ice shelf collapsed into the sea.In 2002 the Larsen B ice shelf collapsed into the sea. Almost all the world’s glaciers are in retreat.Almost all the world’s glaciers are in retreat. Permafrost has started to melt.Permafrost has started to melt. Parts of the Amazon rainforest are turning to savannahParts of the Amazon rainforest are turning to savannah Coral reefs are dying off.Coral reefs are dying off. 150,000 people a year are dying as a result of climate change (as diseases spread faster at higher temperatures).150,000 people a year are dying as a result of climate change (as diseases spread faster at higher temperatures). Extreme weather events have increased (they have quintupled since the 1950s).Extreme weather events have increased (they have quintupled since the 1950s).

Global sea level has been rising by about 2mm a year 10 – 20cm in the 20th century (more than half the rise in the preceding 1000 years) It might rise by a further metre this century Every 1mm rise means coastal retreat of 1.5m

Rising sea levels will result in tens to hundreds of millions more people being flooded each year