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Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Oakland, California  

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  • Who We Are
      • Our Mission
      • Our History
      • Missionary Oblates of Mary Immcaulate
      • Mass Schedule
      • Meet Our Priests
      • Meet Our Staff
      • Stewardship
      • Contact Us
      • Feedback
  • Sacramental Life
      • Baptism
      • Holy Eucharist
      • Confirmation
      • Anointing of the Sick
      • Reconciliation
      • Marriage
      • Holy Orders
      • Funerals
  • Grow Your Faith
      • Our Faith
      • Ministries
      • Laudato Si'
      • Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
      • Children's Liturgy of the Word
      • Youth Ministry
      • Prayers and Devotions
      • Lenten Mission 2020
      • Communal Reconciliation
      • Retreats
      • Revivals
      • Cursillo
      • Scripture Bible Study
      • Stations of the Cross
  • Parish Corner
      • Calendar
      • News
      • Photo Albums
      • Annual Parish Events
      • Forms
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      • Facility Rental
      • Catholic Content
      • Community Resources
    • Grow Your Faith
      • Our Faith
      • Ministries
      • Laudato Si'
        • Laudato Si' Outline by Fr. Jack Lau, OMI
      • Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
      • Children's Liturgy of the Word
      • Youth Ministry
      • Prayers and Devotions
      • Lenten Mission 2020
      • Communal Reconciliation
      • Retreats
      • Revivals
      • Cursillo
      • Scripture Bible Study
      • Stations of the Cross
  • What is Laudato Si'?

    Laudato Si': On Care for Our Common Home is the new appealfrom Pope Francis addressed to "every person living on this planet" for an inclusive dialogue about how we are shaping the future of our planet. Pope Francis calls the Church and the world to acknowledge the urgency of our environmental challenges and to join him in embarking on a new path. This encyclical is written with both hope and resolve, looking to our common future with candor and humility. 

    The title is taken from the first line of the encyclical, "Laudato si', mi Signore," or "Praise be to you, my Lord." In the words of this beautiful canticle, Saint Francis of Assisi reminds us that our common home is like a sister with whom we share our life and a beautiful mother who opens her arms to embrace us. The encyclical is divided into six chapters which together provide a thorough analysis of human life and its three intertwined relationships: with God, with our neighbor, and with the earth:

    1. "What is Happening to Our Common Home"
    2. "The Gospel of Creation"
    3. "The Human Roots of the Ecological Crisis"
    4. "Integral Ecology"
    5. "Lines of Approach and Action"
    6. "Ecological Education and Spirituality"

    While Laudato Si' is the first encyclical to focus on the environment and its destruction in such a comprehensive way, its foundation rests in a long history of Church teaching on creation.

    If you are curious about the call to protect the environment and ecological conversion please reach out to the parish office and speak with Fr. Jack Lau or Carrie McClish about exploring ways of caring for our common home as a :green team" here at Sacred Heart.

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