ESP 9

(LESSON 1)

MS. HANNA CLARISSE B. BANGAYAN

 What is your view of yourself and
the society you live in?
 Solid Grounds
by: Marvin M. Enderes

- Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Science
- Bachelor of Secondary Education
(English)
- School paper adviser
- Coach, judge and lecturer
(Message)
 Common Good

applying to each person that which contributes to human

without exception fluorishing
Is the sum of personal goods used with the exercise of
justice in order to account for the impact of one's
actions on other people.

Common good is a composite by product of all efforts

made by individuals and institutions to make sure that
everyone is happy and fulfilled.
Elements of Common Good
(Education of Justice)

1. Respect for the human person

2. Social well-being and development of the group

3. Peace, Stability and the Security of a just order

1. Respect for the human person

- upholds the well-being of every individual

such as giving special assistance to the elderly
and helping victims of natural and man-made
calamities.
2. Social well-being and development of the group

- this maintains a strong preference toward a

group of people who are marginalized such as
the indigenous tribes, illegal settlers in
depressed areas, or a group of women who are
victims of domestic abuse.
3. Peace, Stability and the Security of a
just order
- this refers to a society governed by rules
and policies in order to maintain a healthy
coexistence among the people.

- Obedience to existing laws is not based on

fear but rather on fair policies.
Assessing Common Good
1. Who must give up something for the
common good?
2. What is given up?
3. How will everyone benefit?
1. Who must give up something for the
common good?

- identifies the person/group of people who

choose/s the welfare of other over personal
convenience.
2. What is given up?

- refers to the object, position or personal

convenience that is sacrificed in exchange for a
bigger cause.
3. How will everyone benefit?

- determines the general public that will gain

from the sacrifice of a group or an individual.
Common Moral
MORALITY
Good values

- ALL ideal behaviors,

in deeds or thoughts,
that do not harm or
foundation of a belittle others.
strong society