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sweetfamel.albaracinLife and dignity of the human person
Every human life is a precious gift, where every person's well-being matters (1
worthy of dignity and respect. Corinthians 12:22-23).
We believe that:
Solidarity in Christ we stand in solidarity
Human Dignity Every person has inherent with the vulnerable, just as Christ identified
value and worth, regardless of their with the marginalized (Matthew 25:31-46).
background or circumstances
. Subsidiarity and Co-Responsibility We
Sanctity of Human Life is sacred, from the recognize the importance of local
first moment of conception to natural death. communities and co-responsibility,
mirroring the Trinity's communal nature
We're All Connected We're part of a global (John 17:21-23).
community,where every person's well-being
matters. Preferential Option for the Poor We follow
Christ's example, prioritizing the needs of
Solidarity we stand together, especially the poor and vulnerable, as they are often
with the most vulnerable, to build a more the most marginalized (Luke 4:18-19).
just and compassionate world.
Empowering Local Communities Decisions Life and dignity of
should be made at the local level, where
people can participate and thrive. human person
Prioritizing the Poor we have a moral
obligation to put the needs of the poor and
vulnerable first, as they're often the most
marginalized.
Imago Dei Every human person is created in
the image and likeness of God (Genesis
1:26-27), possessing inherent dignity and
worth.
Sacred Humanity Jesus Christ, the Son of
God, became human, sanctifying every stage
of life, from conception to natural death
Call to family,
(Hebrews 10:5-7).
community, and
Communion of Saints We are part of a participation
mystical body of believers, united in Christ,
Call to Family, Community, and reflection of the Trinity's love and
Participation We're all part of a bigger story. communion (Genesis 1:26-27).
As people of faith, we're called to build
strong families, vibrant communities, and to Christ-Centered Relationships: Our families
participate actively in the world around us. are called to be Christ-centered, loving and
forgiving one another as God loves us
Family: The Heart of Society Love is the (Ephesians 5:25-33).
Foundation: Families are where we learn to
love, forgive, and grow together. Community: The Body of Christ 1. One
Body, Many Members: We are all part of
Supporting each oher: families provide a the Body of Christ, each with unique gifts
safe space for us to be ourselves, and to and talents (1 Corinthians 12:12-31).
support each other through life's ups and
downs. Communion and Cooperation: We are
called to live in communion with one
Community: We're All in This together we another, working together for the common
Belong to Each Other: We're social beings, good (Galatians 3:28).
created to live in community, sharing our
gifts, talents, and stories. Participation: Co-Creators with God
Working Together for the Common Good: Stewards of God's Creation: We are called
When we work together, we can achieve to be stewards of God's creation, using our
amazing things and create a brighter future gifts and talents to build up the Kingdom
for everyone. (Genesis 1:28).
Participation: Making a Difference we All Active Discipleship: We are called to active
Have a Role to Play: We're all called to discipleship, participating in the life of our
participate in the life of our communities, communities and promoting justice, peace,
sharing our time, talents, and resources. and the common good (Matthew 28:18-20
Being active citizens: by engaging in the
democratic process, we can promote justice,
peace, and the common good.
Call to Family, Community, and
Participation As children of God, we are
called to live out our faith in our
relationships and communities.
Family: A Reflection of Trinitarian Love
Imago Dei in the Family: The family is a
call to fam,
com,parti
Care for the Poor: We're called to care for
Rights and those who are struggling, vulnerable, or
marginalized, and to work for their
Responsiblilities empowerment.
Rights and Responsibilities: Protect the Environment: We have a
responsibility to protect the planet and use
We're All in This Together As human natural resources wisely, ensuring a
beings, we have inherent rights and sustainable future for all.
responsibilities that help us build a more just
and compassionate world. Participate in Democracy: We all have a role
to play in shaping our communities and
Right to Life: Every person has the right to societies, and we should participate in the
live their life with dignity, from the moment democratic process to promote the common
they're conceived to their natural passing. good.
Right to Dignity: We all deserve to be Rights and Responsibilities: A Call to
treated with respect, kindness, and Discipleship
compassion, regardless of our background or
circumstances. As followers of Christ, we are called to live
out our faith in our relationships and
Right to Freedom: We have the right to communities.
make choices, express ourselves, and live
our lives as we see fit, as long as we're not Rights
harming others. Imago Dei: Every human being is created in
Right to Work: Everyone has the right to the image and likeness of God (Genesis
work and earn a fair income, allowing them 1:26-27), and has inherent dignity and
to support themselves and their loved ones. worth.
Right to Education: Education is key to Children of God: As children of God, we
unlocking our potential, and every person have the right to be treated with dignity and
deserves access to quality education. respect, regardless of our circumstances (1
John 3:1-3).
Responsibilities
Freedom in Christ: We have been given
Respect Life: We're all responsible for freedom in Christ (Galatians 5:1), and have
respecting and protecting human life, from the right to make choices that align with our
the womb to the tomb. faith.
Promote Justice: We have a duty to promote
justice, equality, and fairness in our
communities and the world at large.
Rights and respon
