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Caring for creation was focal point of Bishop’s meeting

October 5, 2026October 5, 2026

In top photo, Bishop O’Connell and members of the ‘Laudato Si Movement’ listen attentively to the experiences and concerns regarding environmental issues. Staff photo

Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., met with nine members of the Diocese’s “Laudato Si Movement” Oct. 1 in a synodal listening session at the Chancery in Lawrenceville. Those gathered, ranging in ages nine to 83 and representing several parishes, are advocating for greater Church involvement in efforts to demonstrate greater commitment to care for creation and nature.