The social teaching of the church is at the core of Christianity and calls Christians to actively renew society and establish the reign of love, despite instances of abuse. The Catholic Church issues documents on social issues to announce its stance on topics like poverty, injustice, human dignity, subsidiarity, solidarity, and preference for the poor in order to promote the common good and social charity that benefits all people in community.
The social teaching of the church is at the core of Christianity and calls Christians to actively renew society and establish the reign of love, despite instances of abuse. The Catholic Church issues documents on social issues to announce its stance on topics like poverty, injustice, human dignity, subsidiarity, solidarity, and preference for the poor in order to promote the common good and social charity that benefits all people in community.
The social teaching of the church is at the core of Christianity and calls Christians to actively renew society and establish the reign of love, despite instances of abuse. The Catholic Church issues documents on social issues to announce its stance on topics like poverty, injustice, human dignity, subsidiarity, solidarity, and preference for the poor in order to promote the common good and social charity that benefits all people in community.
– Social teaching of the church - core of Christianity
– Jesus is an active agent in the renewal of the society – remains faithful to Christ’s call to bring about the reign of love in our communities - despite the infamous abuses – capitalism and socialism contributes to the increasing problems of poverty and injustice – The Catholic Church has issued important documents in order to officially announce its stand on per4nent social issues that confront our communities at par4cular moments in history – important principles such as the dignity of the human person, subsidiarity, solidarity and the preferen4al op4on for the poor. – Social charity makes us love the common good. It makes us effec4vely see the good of all people, considered not as individuals or private persons but also in the social dimension that unites them