On Wednesday 9 July, thousands of us are heading for Parliament for a unique and important day, and we need you with us!
Watch this video to see why you must join us!
We're making this journey together because our decision-makers need to take urgent action on the climate crisis and its devastating impact on the world’s poorest countries, made worse by an escalating debt crisis.
This Jubilee year, Pope Francis called for urgent action on these crises, a call reinforced by Pope Leo. As we take this important message to our elected representatives, we are honouring his legacy.
Events last all day, and you can come for as much or little as you like. When you register, you'll be given a time to meet your MP, which will take about an hour. There’ll be other activities throughout the day for those who wish to take part.
We need your voice
Will you join us in the 'Act Now, Change Forever' mass lobby of Parliament on Wednesday 9 July 2025 along with thousands of people from across the country?
This link will take you to The Climate Coalition website, as you need to be registered officially to meet your MP. They will send you information about the lobby, but your details will not be shared and you won't receive emails from them after the lobby itself.
Would your school like to take part in the mass lobby?
Email schools@cafod.org.uk to express your interest.
Our briefing for your MP meeting on debt and climate
The mass lobby is a unique opportunity for Catholics across the country to ask their MPs to urgently take action to tackle the entwined crises of unjust debt and climate change.
Our supporting briefing provides more information about this issue and includes some suggested questions for your MP.
Download our supporter briefing
If you have any questions, please get in touch with us at campaigns@cafod.org.uk.
Another heartfelt appeal that I would make in light of the coming Jubilee is directed to the more affluent nations. I ask that they acknowledge the gravity of so many of their past decisions and determine to forgive the debts of countries that will never be able to repay them. More than a question of generosity, this is a matter of justice.