(We will be adding resources as soon as they become available!)

LAUDATE DEUM PLEDGE
This Lent, as you reflect on how we are called to practice temperance and sacrifice, consider taking the Laudate Deum Pledge and pledge to take climate actions. You may wish to share the pledge with your school, parish, or religious community. To help you share the Laudate Deum Pledge you can download this graphic and use on social media, newsletters, and bulletins.
2026 Lenten Resources
- Greener Lent: Lenten program inspired by Pope Francis’s Laudato Sí. Greener Lent focuses the 40 days of fasting, prayer and almsgiving for the poor throughout the world who are being disproportionally affected by the climate crisis.. Sign Up beginning on January 9, 2026 and anytime through Lent.
2026 Lenten Calendars
CAFOD’s Online Lent Calendar 2026
Daily prayers and reflections through your Lenten journey, alongside information about ways in which you and the wider CAFOD family can support our ongoing activities. The daily emails start on Ash Wednesday and end on Easter Day. This email subscription also auto-renews for succeeding Lent seasons, but you can unsubscribe at any time.
Other Lenten Resources (Timeless)
- Creation and the Gaze of Jesus, A Lenten Way of the Cross, offered by the Laudato Si’ Circle: a Creation Care Team at St. Patrick’s Church, Pelham, NH
- Stations of The Cross – Renew the Earth – Jesuit Refugee Service, USA: The Stations of the Cross is an ancient tradition and a spiritual pilgrimage of accompanying Christ in his passion. While Christ’s Passion existed in history, the Passion continues to play out in modern times. Our sisters and brothers fleeing the damage done by climate change make great sacrifices along their journey to find safety. These Stations of the Cross as a way to walk with Jesus through the streets of Jerusalem, and also to walk with those who have been displaced by the effects of climate change around the world. (Available in English and Spanish)
- Environmental Stations of the Cross, created by the Care for Creation Ministry of Holy Rosary and Our Lady of Guadalupe parishes in Seattle, WA (West Seattle).
- Lenten Lament for Creation, West Side Creation Care Team (Cleveland). Includes a Creation Stations of the Cross linking climate change pains to Jesus’ sufferings.
- Lenten Reflections on the Care for Creation, daily reflections for the 40 days of Lent. Produced by Fr. Emmet Farrell and edited by Mr. Roman Fernandez, Diocese of San Diego Creation Care Network
- CRS Bring Lent to Life at Home-wonderful resource to help families observe Lenten practices of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Participate in Catholic Relief Services Rice Bowl and connect with families throughout the world.
- Creation Care Lenten Study (Earth Ministry)
- EcospiritualityResources.com has several great Lent resources:
1) Laudato Si’ Reflection Resource: This material focuses on Laudato Si’, Pope Francis’ encyclical highlighting the unity of all creation, current threats to it, relevant Scripture, causes of the problems, and potential solutions. Participants will read and pray with quotes from the document, discuss them and take actions. It also includes suggestions for music and media.
2) Creation Covenant: Lenten Reflections on Integral Ecology: This material focuses on the interconnection of all creation and importance of healthy ecosystems for the present and future wellbeing of all species, including human.
3) Lenten Reflections on Air: This material focuses on the sacred gift of air, the divine Mystery living and acting within that gift, the current quality of air on planet Earth, and how we can respond in faith to this knowledge. - USCCB information page regarding Good Friday Liturgy