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Dignity of the Human Person
Every person is worthy of respect because we are made by God and in God’s image, not based on what we have or do.
Respect for Human Life
Every stage of human life has dignity; it is sacred and worthy of respect, and must be protected.
Call to Family, Community, and Participation
Humans are social beings who grow and achieve fulfillment in community, which must be supported and strengthened.
Rights and Responsibilities
A healthy community is achieved only if human rights are protected and responsibilities aremet; every person has rights corresponding to responsibilities.
The Common Good
The ability of individuals and communities to thrive when society is organized to respect everyone's rights and provide opportunities for all.
The Option and Love for The Poor and Vulnerable
Special commitment to the marginalized and the vulnerable, ensuring their rights are respected and they can contribute to society.
Dignity of Work and Rights of Workers
Work is a form of participation in God’s creation; basic rights of workers must be respected to protect the dignity of work.
Solidarity
A spirit of unity and mutual concern that transcends barriers; recognizes we are responsible for each other across differences.
Stewardship
The responsibility of humans as caretakers and protectors of the earth and its resources, ensuring harmony with God's creation.
Universal Rights
Rights that apply to all people, exist within every individual, and cannot be taken away.
Inviolable Rights
Rights that are sacred and untouchable because they come from God.
Inalienable Rights
Rights that are inherent, cannot be earned or handed over, and are beyond challenge.
Encyclical
An official Papal letter sent to the entire church addressing current issues and real-world events.
Pacem in Terris
An important Social Justice Encyclical by Pope John XXIII in 1963, focused on fundamental human rights.