Seven Principles Of Catholic Social Teaching
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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SEVEN PRINCIPLES OF CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING
PRESENTATION BY: DANIEL, QUINN, BRYAN, AND JOHN
1. The Human Person is sacred
Every person has the dignity of being created in the image and likeness of God.
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2. The Human person is sacred.
The human person has the need to be around people.
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3. Every human has rights and responsibilities
Every human has rights to food, shelter, and to participate in life/community changing votes.
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4. We take special care of the poor and vulnerable
In order to have a just society, we must have order and all members contributing to the common good. Through that we can deduce we need to help the poor and disabled.
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5. Workers have rights; work has dignity
This means that God made the universe and gave us all tasks that from which we get fair wages from.
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6. Solidarity is our call.
As Catholics we need to promote unification between all citizens of the world.
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7. We care for creation.
Not only we must advocate, we must take action by recycling and picking up litter.
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