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In the statement Forming Consciences for Citizenship, the U.S.
bishops remind us that, "In the Catholic tradition, responsible
citizenship is a virtue, and participation in political life is a
moral obligation". The decisions we make as citizens about
who leads us and what policies are enacted have important moral and
ethical dimensions. The values of our faith should be our guide to
public life.
The most important place to share and reflect on this message is in
our families. While it’s always a challenge to use a statement like
Faithful Citizenship—so obviously written to an adult
audience—within a family context, it’s worth the challenge! Civic
responsibility starts with the adults in the family.
In our “Principles Podcasts,” Paulist Father Larry Rice reflects briefly on the major themes of Catholic Social teaching and how they should shape our lives as citizens of the world and as people of God.
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Option for the Poor
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Peace and Disarmament
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Political Participation
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Role of Government
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Social Justice
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Stewardship of Creation
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Common Good
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Dignity of the Human Person
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Economic Justice
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Global Solidarity
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Individuals Rights
* Podcasts require a media player.
For parishioners who have been elected to public office, that
they might use their offices to protect the unborn and promote the
dignity of the poor and vulnerable...
We pray to the Lord…