Laudato Si’ for Kids! is a fun activity book consisting of quotes and themes from Pope Francis’ Encyclical to help kids understand the main points in a way that they can understand. Filled with activities such as pictures for coloring, connect-the-dots, a maze, and a means to portray their own plan of action, this activity book is one of a kind!

This 8 day book club was created to help groups of people read Pope Francis’ encyclical, Laudato Si’, and discuss it with the aim of unpacking the goodness it holds. Often it is easier to read something of this magnitude as a group so as to gain the insight of others, as well as offer your own. This guide includes prayers, reflections, questions to promote discussion and consideration, suggestions for how to answer Pope Francis’ Call to Action, and resources for continued education. Not all information presented in this program need be used, and can be adapted accordingly. You can also view the online version at Laudato Si’ Online Reflection playlist.

Climate Change is a moral issue is an op-ed from the Sacramento Bee by the Catholic bishops of three diocese in Northern and Central California, Stephen E. Blaire, Xavier Ochoa, and Jaime Soto. They join their voices with Pope Francis in his calling for urgent action to care for “our common home”.

This handy little infographic provided by the Archdiocese of Toronto is rich with the most important points of Pope Francis’ Encyclical, Laudato Si’. Easy to read and understand, this resource is perfect for those who don’t have much time to study the encyclical.

Modesto area reacts to pope’s messages is an article from the Modesto Bee with Bishop of the Diocese of Stockton, Stephen E. Blaire and other religious and faith groups responding to Pope Francis’ messages to U.S. Congress during his trip to the United States.

“If you know how to read your meter, you can keep track of your water usage and help determine whether you have a water leak” or not. This informative sheet provided by the California Water Service Company teaches people how to read their water meter accurately.

This brochure provided by UC Agricultural and Natural Resources gives on herbicides for weeds, how to select and use the proper ones, as well as chemical information such as active ingredients and location use.