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New Year Message from the Laudato Youth Initiative

Laudato Voices | New Year Message | January 1, 2026

“Let Creation Sing Again”: Laudato Youth Initiative’s Call for Peace Through Music in the Season of Creation

By Laudato Voices | August 31, 2025. As the global

Laudato Youth Initiative

We are a non-profit Catholic Religious Youth-Led initiative in Uganda that promotes the encyclical Laudato Si’ and Enviromental Action to create more sustainable communities. Our activities and programs focus on responding to climate change through clubs in schools, universities, and dioceses.

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