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CountryFaithDenominationInstitution NameType of InstitutionType of divestmentURLQuotes from leaders
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AustraliaChristianCatholic ChurchChristian Brothers Oceania ProvinceReligious orderFull divestment"The Christian Brothers Oceania Province has embraced the Laudato Si goals and has a detailed plan with targets for all the goals that continue to be investigated and implemented. In line with our plan, we have divested from investments in fossil fuel companies and are pleased to support the Laudato Si Movement’s campaign for divestment. The Oceania Province will continue to work on a variety of Initiatives to achieve our seven-year goal to be Carbon Neutral in 2028."

Br Gerard Brady cfc, Christian Brothers Oceania Province Leader
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CanadaChristianCatholic ChurchUniversité Saint Paul University, OttawaUniversityFull divestment
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CanadaChristianCatholic ChurchOMI Lacombe Canada (Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate)Religious orderFull divestment"The Oblates of OMI Lacombe Canada acknowledge our responsibility to combat climate change, which, as Pope Francis reminds us, is “one of the principal challenges facing humanity today.” In late 2022, the 37th Oblate General Chapter resolved that Oblates must “prioritize ecological conversion as a fundamental part of our lives and an integral part of our evangelization.” By shifting away from investments in fossil fuels, the Oblates are doing our small part to stand in solidarity with the vulnerable and to protect our common home for future generations."

Fr. Ken Thorson omi, Provincial of the OMI Lacombe Canada (Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate)
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CanadaChristianCatholic ChurchServants of the Holy Heart of Mary Generalate (Sœurs Servantes du Saint-Cœur de Marie)Religious orderFull divestment
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FranceChristianCatholic ChurchAbbaye Sainte Marie de la Pierre-qui-Vire (Benedictine Abbey)Religious orderFull divestment"Désinvestir des énergies fossiles est une évidence. Nous sommes fiers aujourd’hui de ce que nos placements financiers contribuent à la construction d’un monde meilleur."

Frère Xavier, Économe de l'Abbaye Sainte Marie de la Pierre-qui-Vire
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FranceChristianCatholic ChurchDiocese of GrenobleDioceseFull divestment"Depuis plusieurs années, le diocèse de Grenoble-Vienne a porté une attention particulière à ce que ses choix économiques soient guidés par les principes fondamentaux de la Doctrine Sociale de l’Eglise.

"L’encyclique Laudato Si', et plus récemment Laudate Deum, nous ont rappelé l’importance de mettre nos actes en cohérence avec notre Foi. Au diocèse de Grenoble-Vienne, parmi d’autres actions, nous avons désinvesti des énergies fossiles sur tous nos titres en direct et nous sommes en permanence attentifs pour désinvestir au fur et à mesure des produits structurés qui sont positionnés en partie sur ces énergies fossiles."

Jean-Michel Mithieux, Économe Diocésain, Diocese de Grenoble
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FranceChristianCatholic ChurchDiocese of NantesDioceseFull divestment"Le diocèse de Nantes, très conscient à la fois de la clameur de la Terre et la clameur des pauvres, a revu sa politique d'investissement depuis quelques années. Ayant fait le lien entre, la consommation d'énergies fossiles, les dérèglements climatiques et sociaux et tout particulièrement l'impact sur les personnes les plus pauvres, nous nous engageons désormais résolument à désinvestir des énergies fossiles d'ici 5 ans. Par ce geste, nous souhaitons nous mettre en cohérence avec notre foi et également inviter chacun à se questionner sur ses finances, cela fait partie de notre chemin de conversion à tous."

Mgr Laurent Percerou, Évêque de Nantes; Nicolas Perenchio, Économe Diocésain; Pénélope et Jean-Baptiste Aubourg, référents écologie intégrale pour le diocèse de Nantes
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IrelandChristianCatholic ChurchDiocese of Down and ConnorDioceseFull divestment"Each year, from September to October, the Christian family globally unites in a celebration of prayer and action to care for and protect our common home. Approaching the end of this ‘Season of Creation’, the Diocese of Down and Connor makes a commitment to fully divest from fossil fuels as a tangible expression of ecological solidarity and a concrete response to the Cry of the Earth.

"Pope Francis prophetically reminds us that the path to change begins with a single step. In his Letter to the children of the world (2024), Pope Francis stated that ‘Our world will change if we all begin…without being ashamed to take small steps, one at a time’. This is particularly true when responding to the environmental crisis facing the world. Each of us can and should play a responsible role in making the necessary changes to live in a more sustainable and ecologically friendly manner.

"It is evident that investments in fossil-related funds cause great harm to the environment and adversely impact upon the poorest and most vulnerable within society. Therefore, the Diocese of Down and Connor commits to fully divest from fossil fuel companies.

"This decision and commitment marks a symbolic shift in divestment from fossil fuels to investment in caring for the environment, to investment in sustainable living, to investment in the children of the future."

Most Revd Alan McGuckian SJ, Bishop of Down and Connor
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IrelandChristianCatholic ChurchIrish Catholic Education TrustLay organizationFull divestment
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ItalyChristianCatholic ChurchDiocese of AcirealeDioceseDivestment from coal"Global warming is an issue from which every inhabitant of the earth cannot escape. Environmental sustainability is a social commitment to respect creation."

Mons. Antonino Raspanti, Bishop of Acireale
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ItalyChristianCatholic ChurchDiocese of ChioggiaDioceseFossil-free (no current investments and commit to no future investments)
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ItalyChristianCatholic ChurchDiocese of Cuneo-FossanoDioceseFossil-free (no current investments and commit to no future investments)"La nostra Diocesi di Cuneo-Fossano celebra ogni anno il mese del Creato con più iniziative, partecipa ad iniziative del Movimento Laudato Sì, e attraverso associazioni e parrocchie promuove stili di vita sostenibili e appoggia la creazione di CER."

Don Flavio Luciano, Vicario episcopale per la pastorale Diocesi Cuneo-Fossano
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ItalyChristianCatholic ChurchDiocese of Locri-GeraceDioceseFull divestment
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ItalyChristianCatholic ChurchDiocese of Mileto-Nicotera-TropeaDioceseFossil-free (no current investments and commit to no future investments)"Lo avvertiamo come un imperativo morale, dato il forte impatto distruttivo che i combustibili fossili hanno sul clima, sulla biodiversità e sui diritti umani."

Mons. Attilio Nostro, Vescovo Diocesi Mileto-Nicotera-Tropea
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ItalyChristianCatholic ChurchDiocese of Porto-Santa RufinaDioceseFull divestment"La diocesi di Porto-Santa Rufina aderisce alla Campagna sul disinvestimento dal fossile per testimoniare con un gesto concreto la cura per il creato e per le creature che papa Francesco ci ricorda essere dono dell'amore di Dio. Nell'opera del Creatore risplende la bellezza della Parola di Dio, la Parola che in Gesù Cristo ha rivelato il volto del Padre buono. Siamo chiamati dal Vangelo ad essere operatori di pace e di giustizia annunciando con il cuore, con la mente e con le mani la speranza della Resurrezione in ogni ambito della vita e in ogni formazione sociale."

Mons. Gianrico Ruzza, Vescovo Diocesi Porto-Santa Rufina
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ItalyChristianCatholic ChurchDiocese of PineroloDioceseFull divestment"Condividendo la finalità, pur in assenza di investimenti della tipologia citata, si conferma che non procederemo neanche in futuro all'utilizzo o a qualsiasi investimento che riguardi le fondi fossili."

Mons. Derio Olivero, Vescovo della Diocesi di Pinerolo, Presidente della Commissione Episcopale per l'ecumenismo e il dialogo
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ItalyChristianCatholic ChurchDiocesan Center for Social and Labor Pastoral Care, Archdiocese of Modena-NonantolaLay organizationFull divestment"The strong concern for the catastrophic consequences of the climate crisis pushes us to join this campaign, following the requests of the pontifical documents Laudato Si' and Laudate Deum. We are aware that a responsible and sudden rethinking of the development model is needed, in order to recreate that network of brotherhood between all men and women, together with creation. Everything is in fact connected."

Paolo Barani, Director of the Diocesan Center for Social and Labor Pastoral Care, Archdiocese of Modena-Nonantola
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ItalyChristianCatholic ChurchChristian Associations of Italian Workers (Associazioni Cristiane Lavoratori Italiani (ACLI))Lay organizationFull divestment"L'energia da combustibili fossili costituisce una delle principali fonti di inquinamento del nostro Pianeta: sono infatti i maggiori responsabili nelle emissioni di gas serra. L’utilizzo dei combustibili fossili ha un notevole impatto quindi sull'ambiente e sul cambiamento climatico in atto ed è necessario ridurne la dipendenza potenziando forme di approvvigionamento più sostenibili. Nell’ottica di una vera transizione energetica, servono provvedimenti urgenti che privilegino l'adozione di forme di energie rinnovabili (solare, eolica e idroelettrico) in sostituzione di quelle fossili.
"L'obiettivo deve essere quello di migliorare l'efficienza energetica da fonti rinnovabili in tutti i campi:
· nell’edilizia: con l’efficientamento dei condomini e l’installazione di pannelli fotovoltaici);
· nella viabilità: con la diffusione di veicoli elettrici o ibridi);
· nei processi industriali.

"Solo con l'adozione di nuove tecnologie e pratiche sostenibili potremo salvaguardare il nostro Pianeta, mitigare gli effetti del cambiamento climatico e continuare a produrre l'energia di cui abbiamo bisogno.
"Per questo come ACLI siamo sostenitori di ogni azione che possa sostenere il processo di transizione energetica anche attraverso le azioni volte a incentivare il disinvestimento dalle fonti fossili."

Emiliano Manfredonia, Presidente nazionale delle Acli
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ItalyChristianCatholic ChurchSanctuary of Our Lady of Polsi (Santuario della Madonna di Polsi)Local churchFull divestment
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Italy (International)ChristianCatholic ChurchHandmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus General CuriaReligious orderFull divestment
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Italy (International)ChristianCatholic ChurchMissionary Sisters of the Precious Blood GeneralateReligious orderFull divestment
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United KingdomChristianChurch of EnglandDiocese of BlackburnDioceseFull divestment
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United KingdomChristianChurch of EnglandDiocese of GuildfordDioceseFull divestment“As Christians we have a moral imperative to protect God’s creations in all forms. I am so encouraged by the inspirational work led by our churches in caring for the environment and reducing their carbon footprint, and as a Diocese we want to lead by example. That is exactly why we have already divested from fossil fuel funds and have committed to not reinvest in the future. With this action, I hope we can join others in creating a more sustainable future for us all.”

Rt Reverend Paul Davies, Bishop of Dorking and climate champion for the Diocese of Guildford
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United KingdomChristianCatholic ChurchServite Friars - Province of the Isles (UK and Ireland)Religious orderFull divestment"The Servite Friars (Province of the Isles UK and Ireland) have investments that are free from any fossil fuel. We believe that this is necessary to protect the planet and its future and the wellbeing of future generations. We also understand that the worst effects of global warming would have devastating consequences for the poorer nations who are not well placed to deal with such a crisis."

Fr Chris O'Brien OSM, Provincial Treasurer for the Servite Friars Province of the Isles
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United StatesChristianCatholic ChurchSisters of Charity of St Vincent De Paul of New YorkReligious orderFull divestment
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United StatesChristianCatholic ChurchFranciscan Sisters of Little Falls, MinnesotaReligious orderFull divestment
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United StatesChristianCatholic ChurchAll Saints Parish, Syracuse, New YorkLocal churchFull divestment
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