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What Are the Catholic Social Teachings? Foundational Principles of Catholic Social Teachings |
References to Catholic Social Teachings Found in the Catechism
The following links deal with parts of the Catechism of the Catholic Church that relate to the social teachings of the Church - Man created in the image of the Holy Trinity, male and female, as social beings. What does that mean about who we are and our obligations to one another?
"Christian, recognize your dignity and, now that you share in God's own nature, do not return to your former base condition by sinning. Remember who is your head and of whose body you are a member. Never forget that you have been rescued from the power of darkness and brought into the light of the Kingdom of God."Human Dignity
- St. Leo the Great
Part Three, Section One, Chapter One: The Dignity of the Human Person
Article 1: Man: The Image of God
Article 2: Our Vocation to Beatitude
The Beatitudes, The Desire for Happiness, Christian Beatitude
Article 3: Man's Freedom
Freedom and Responsibility, Human Freedom in the Economy of Salvation
Article 4: The Morality of Human Acts
The Sources of Morality, Good Acts and Evil Acts
Article 5: The Morality of the Passions
Passions, Passions and Moral Life
Article 6: Moral Conscience
The Judgment of Conscience, The Formation of Conscience, To Choose in Accordance with Conscience, Erroneous Judgment, Man and Social Order
Part Three, Section One, Chapter Two: The Human CommunityHuman LifeArticle 1: The Person and Society
The Communal Character of the Human Vocation, Conversion and Society
Article 2: Participation in Social Life
Authority, The Common Good, Responsibility and Participation
Article 3: Social Justice
Respect for the Human Person, Equality and Differences among Men, Human Solidarity
Part Three, Section Two, Chapter Two: "You Shall Love Your Neighbor as YourselfMarriage, Family and ChildrenArticle 5: Respect for Human Life and the Human Person
Respect for Human Life, Respect for the Dignity of Persons, Safeguarding Peace
Family Part Three, Section Two, Chapter Two: "You Shall Love Your Neighbor as Yourself
Article 4: Family
The Family in God's Plan, The Family and Society, The Duties of Family Members (including education choice), The Family and the Kingdom, The Authorities in Civil Society
Marriage
Part Two, Section Two: The Seven Sacraments of the Church
Human FreedomArticle 7: The Sacrament of MatrimonySexuality (including offenses against marriage) Part Three, Section Two, Chapter Two: "You Shall Love Your Neighbor as YourselfI. Marriage in God's Plan II. The Celebration of Marriage III. Matrimonial Consent IV. The Effects of the Sacrament of Matrimony V. The Goods and Requirements of Conjugal Love VI. The Domestic Church (family)Article 6: The Sixth Commandment
"Male and Female He Created Them . . .", The Vocation to Chastity, The Love of Husband and Wife, Offenses Against the Dignity of Marriage Article 9: The Ninth Commandment Purification of the Heart, The Battle for Purity
Social Justice (Poverty, Work, Property)
Catechism Sections Related to the Social Teachings
Human Dignity
Man and Social Order
Human Life
Marriage, Family and Children Family Marriage Sexuality Human Freedom
Social JusticePart Three, Section Two, Chapter Two: "You Shall Love Your Neighbor as Yourself
Article 8: The Eighth Commandment Living in the Truth, To Bear Witness to the Truth, Offenses Against Truth, Respect for the Truth, The Use of the Social Communications Media, Truth, Beauty, and Sacred Art
Part Three, Section Two, Chapter Two: "You Shall Love Your Neighbor as Yourself"Reference: Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholics ChurchArticle 7: The Seventh Commandment The Universal Destination and the Private Ownership of Goods, Respect for Persons and Their Goods, The Social Doctrine of the Church, Economic Activity and Social Justice, Justice and Solidarity among Nations, Love for the Poor


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