Advocate for Our
Common Home & the Common Good
Catholic Climate Covenant works with U.S. Catholic individuals, organizations, and institutions to advocate for our common home. Join us in urging our decision makers to support policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and advance the needs of impoverished and vulnerable populations who are impacted the most by climate change.
How To Take Action
Join the Campaign
Encounter for Our Common Home is our advocacy network. We meet once a month to organize and advocate for God’s creation. When you join you will be the first to hear of events, trainings, webinars, resources, and action alerts.
Become a State Captain
Our state captains serve as liaisons between their state and the larger Catholic Community. The state captain tracks state level policy and advocacy opportunities and leads care for creation advocacy efforts in their states
Action Alerts Â
Take Action Now! Check out the latest Action Alerts below and make your voice heard!
Stay Informed Â
Want the latest information on Federal and State Policy issues? We regularly review and update our tracker so you can stay informed!
Action Alerts
The “Stop Climate Shake-downs Act of 2026″ would give blanket legal immunity to big oil and gas companies. People deserve protection and a means to hold companies liable if harm has been inflicted. Sign the letter today!
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Stay Informed
We are updating the Policy List. Check back soon and Join the Campaign for the latest policy information.
For more information on the Encounter Campaign and general advocacy questions contact:Â Â encounter@catholicclimatecovenant.org
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