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7 sie 2015 · Each person possesses a basic dignity that comes directly from our creation in the image of God. Through our actions we must express that each person is precious and the lives and welfare of all people are priorities. This belief is the foundation of all the principles of our social teaching.
Our young people need to be empowered to live lives of holiness with a social consciousness, rooted in a faith of Jesus Christ, the scriptures, and Catholic social teaching. These seven principles summarize the teachings of our Church and its very basic foundations of social justice.
Each of questions on the quiz correlate with the seven theme of Catholic social teachings. • Question 1 – Life and dignity of the human person • Question 2 – Call to family, community, participation • Question 3 – Call to family, community, participation • Question 4 – Rights and responsibilities
The 7 themes of Catholic Social Teaching are: 1) the inherent dignity of all human persons; 2) that people have fundamental rights like life, food, shelter, and healthcare that correspond with duties to others; and 3) that communities and participation in society allow people to realize their dignity while seeking the common good.
Themes of Catholic Social Teaching To help keep us grounded in serving others during this time of pandemic and social unrest, and to prepare us for the election in November, the Social Action Commission has assembled some reflection points on the seven themes of Catholic Social Teaching.
The US Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) have identified seven core themes in Catholic Social Teaching (CST). The CST Bible Study is an eight week program exploring those themes. The first week is an introduction to CST and weeks two through eight are sessions on each of the seven themes.
the seven themes of CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING . Care for God's Creation The world was made by God, so we take care of all creation. Solidarity God made everyone so we are all brothers and sisters in God's family wherever we live. The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
