This document summarizes key teachings from four Catholic Church documents between 1971-1987 on topics related to justice, evangelization, human work, and social concern:
1) The 1971 Justicia in Mundo synod stated that justice is integral to preaching the Gospel and called for examination of the Church's lifestyle and witness to justice through education.
2) The 1975 Paul VI document Evangelii Nuntiandi linked evangelization to development and liberation, saying the kingdom of God must transform all levels of society.
3) John Paul II's 1981 Laborem Exercens asserted that work increases human dignity and prioritized workers' rights, especially for women and unions, while critiquing capitalism and Marx
This document summarizes key teachings from four Catholic Church documents between 1971-1987 on topics related to justice, evangelization, human work, and social concern:
1) The 1971 Justicia in Mundo synod stated that justice is integral to preaching the Gospel and called for examination of the Church's lifestyle and witness to justice through education.
2) The 1975 Paul VI document Evangelii Nuntiandi linked evangelization to development and liberation, saying the kingdom of God must transform all levels of society.
3) John Paul II's 1981 Laborem Exercens asserted that work increases human dignity and prioritized workers' rights, especially for women and unions, while critiquing capitalism and Marx
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1971 Justicia in Mundo – “Justice in the World” – Synod
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1971 Justicia in Mundo – “Justice in the World” – Synod
This document summarizes key teachings from four Catholic Church documents between 1971-1987 on topics related to justice, evangelization, human work, and social concern:
1) The 1971 Justicia in Mundo synod stated that justice is integral to preaching the Gospel and called for examination of the Church's lifestyle and witness to justice through education.
2) The 1975 Paul VI document Evangelii Nuntiandi linked evangelization to development and liberation, saying the kingdom of God must transform all levels of society.
3) John Paul II's 1981 Laborem Exercens asserted that work increases human dignity and prioritized workers' rights, especially for women and unions, while critiquing capitalism and Marx
This document summarizes key teachings from four Catholic Church documents between 1971-1987 on topics related to justice, evangelization, human work, and social concern:
1) The 1971 Justicia in Mundo synod stated that justice is integral to preaching the Gospel and called for examination of the Church's lifestyle and witness to justice through education.
2) The 1975 Paul VI document Evangelii Nuntiandi linked evangelization to development and liberation, saying the kingdom of God must transform all levels of society.
3) John Paul II's 1981 Laborem Exercens asserted that work increases human dignity and prioritized workers' rights, especially for women and unions, while critiquing capitalism and Marx
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1971
Justicia in Mundo – “Justice in
the World” – Synod
• ‘Justice is a constitutive dimension of the
preaching of the Gospel…’ The Church must examine its conscience about its lifestyle and so witness to the Gospel. Importance of Education for Justice. 1975 Evangelii Nuntiandi – “Evangelisation in the Modern World”- Paul VI • Profound links between evangelization and development and liberation. Only the kingdom is absolute; everything else is relative. All levels of society are to be transformed by the power of the good news. • On Human Work For JPII work is the central social issue. Work increases human 1981 Laborem dignity. Priority of labour over capital. Exercens – “On Rights of workers (especially women) and Human Work” – unions. Critique of John Paul II capitalism as well as Marxism. 1987 Sollicitudo Rei Socialis – “The Social Concern of the Church” – John Paul II
• Social Concern Updates Populorum
Progressio with analysis of global development: North/South divide blamed on confrontation between capitalism and Marxism. Conversion from ‘Structures of sin’ towards solidarity and option for the poor.