The document outlines 7 principles of Catholic Social Teaching: 1) Human Dignity - all people have inherent worth and value as images of God and deserve respect, 2) Call to Family, Community and Participation, 3) Rights and Responsibilities - societies must protect both the rights and responsibilities of individuals, 4) Preferential Option for the Poor - a priority concern for the needs of the disadvantaged, 5) The Dignity of Work - work is a form of participation in God's creation and people have a right to decent work and rest, 6) Solidarity, and 7) Care for God's Creation.
The document outlines 7 principles of Catholic Social Teaching: 1) Human Dignity - all people have inherent worth and value as images of God and deserve respect, 2) Call to Family, Community and Participation, 3) Rights and Responsibilities - societies must protect both the rights and responsibilities of individuals, 4) Preferential Option for the Poor - a priority concern for the needs of the disadvantaged, 5) The Dignity of Work - work is a form of participation in God's creation and people have a right to decent work and rest, 6) Solidarity, and 7) Care for God's Creation.
The document outlines 7 principles of Catholic Social Teaching: 1) Human Dignity - all people have inherent worth and value as images of God and deserve respect, 2) Call to Family, Community and Participation, 3) Rights and Responsibilities - societies must protect both the rights and responsibilities of individuals, 4) Preferential Option for the Poor - a priority concern for the needs of the disadvantaged, 5) The Dignity of Work - work is a form of participation in God's creation and people have a right to decent work and rest, 6) Solidarity, and 7) Care for God's Creation.
7 Principles of Catholic Social Teacher 1. Human Dignity -dangal (worth and value) -simply by being human, all people deserve to be respected Biblical Passage: Genesis 1:26 -all of us are images of God; create (intelligent), love, communion Levels of love: eros (I love you if) ; philos (I love you because); agape (I love you in spite of/ unconditional love) Why did God create us in his image? -God loves you. When did God start loving you? -Even before he was born -(Jer 1:5) Even before you were born, I have already consecrated you -Society must respect every person
2. Call to Family, Community and
Participation
3. Rights and Responsibilities
-protect the dignity of men the society must also protect men’s rights and responsibilities. -just and peaceful society
4. Preferential Option for The Poor
-the hungry, the needy, the homeless those without healthcare Matthew 25: 31-46
5. The Dignity of Work
-work is more than a way to make a living; it is a form of continuing participation in God’s creation (right to decent work, right to rest, just wage)