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Ten Principles of Catholic Social Teaching. Every person is worthy of respect simply by virtue of being human. The sacredness of human life is part of any moral vision for a just and good society. We are our true selves when we relate well to others, not when we are isolated individuals.
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Every person is worthy of respect simply by virtue of being human
The sacredness of human life is part of any moral vision for a just and good society
We are our true selves when we relate well to others, not when we are isolated individuals
People have a right, indeed a duty to participate in shaping a just and more humane society.
The needs of the poor take priority over the needs of the rich…the environment over expansion…
Solidarity: A firm and persevering determination to commit oneself to the good of all and each…
We have responsibility to care for the world’s goods, and not primarily as consumers…
Subsidiarity: No bigger than necessary, no smaller than appropriate..
Given that people are created in the likeness of God, there is a radical equality among humans.
The Common Good: Not the greatest good for the greatest number, but for the greatest good of all…