- Justice - Giving to another that which is rightfully owed.
- Justice is portrayed by scales - when the women are blindfolded they are biased, they have opinions.
- Authentic Justice is a virtue, it's a good habit. The more we are virtuous the freer we are. This makes it easier to make decisions.
- Basics of the catholic basic doctrine ( Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church):
- It takes Christ's teachings and applies them.
- Actively work for the highest good.
- The Beatitudes have been applied to the modern world.
- Poor in spirit, mourn, meek, hunger and thirst for ritchesness, merciful, pure of heart, peacemaker.
- Faith Hope and Love are endowed by God himself.
- Charity and Justice are at the heart of catholic charity.
- Four primary principles of justice: Human Dignity, Common Good, Subsidiarity, Solidarity.
- Solidarity, one recognizes that human beings are one big family.
- Secondary Principles - Universal Destination of Goods, Right to Private Property, Call to Participation.
- Everyone has the right to what the earth gives to us equally.
- One has the right to own what they have worked for.
- The option for the poor and vulnerable is the most basic and important form of justice.
- Care for Gods creation.
- Corporal Works of Mercy - Feed Hungary, Drink to Thirsty, Cloth Naked, Shelter Homeless, Visit Sick, Visit Prison, Bury Dead.
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Thursday, April 6, 2017
Justice and Truth Day 3, Bolich - Amelia C.
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