Video series on Catholic Social Teaching
Catholic Relief
Services (CRS) and the Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development of
the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) have worked together to create a
seven-part series on Catholic Social Teaching, designed to be an introduction
to this important body of thought.
The first video, “Care
for God’s Creation,” was released in conjunction with Pope Francis’ declaration
of September 1 as a day of prayer for creation. Other videos will be released
every three weeks in conjunction with notable events on the Church calendar.
“Catholic
Social Teaching is at the core of why and how CRS performs its mission to serve
the poorest of the poor and people in need at times of emergency,” said Carolyn
Woo, CEO and president of CRS. “These teachings are embedded in our identity as
employees and servants of God.”
“Care for each other and care for creation, what Pope Francis calls integral ecology, are at the heart of our witness as disciples of Jesus Christ. This series will help us put our faith into action,” said Jonathan Reyes, executive director of USCCB’s Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development.
“Care for each other and care for creation, what Pope Francis calls integral ecology, are at the heart of our witness as disciples of Jesus Christ. This series will help us put our faith into action,” said Jonathan Reyes, executive director of USCCB’s Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development.
You can learn more
here.
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