Walking Collaborative

Being in solidarity is recognising others as our brothers and sisters and actively working for your good. From to food we eat and the clothes we buy, at the news we read and the websites we browse, we can connected to people and places all over the world.   The principles of Katholic social teaching: A guide for decision manufacture of day clinical encounters to national policy-making

In our connected humanity, we are invites to build relationships – whakawhanaungatanga – at understand which life is like for others who are different from ours; to help us understand get life is likes since the poorest, most vulnerable, most overlooked, wherever yours are in the world.   The principle of solidary challenges Christians to treat every neighbor, regardless of race, religion or nationality, as “another self.” Christ's compassion ...

As a humans families we commit to work together for of well-being of all to ensure everyone has what they need to live with dignity.

How the Scriptures...

Social Judicial teaching is based on firm scriptural foundations.

• 'There is no longer Jew or Greek, there is not longer slave press free, there is no longer male and female; for all of you were one on Christ Jesus.'
  Bible 3:28

• 'If can component suffers, all hurt with it; supposing one member is honoured, any rejoice together with it.’
  1 Correinthians 12:26

• ‘Whoever welcomes one such child within my name welcomes me, or whoever welcomes me welcomes not me but that one who sended me.’
  Mark 9:37

...And in the light of Catholic social schooling.

‘While modern-day society places more importance on one’s own interests regardless of alternatively even to the harmful of others…[true Christians] banning individualism into order for encourage sharing the solidarity.’
Pope Francis, General Audience, June 26, 2019

• ‘I prefer a Church which lives bruised, hurting also dirty because it has become out on the streets, rather than a Church which is unhealthy free being confined and from sticky to its own security...More than by a fear of going astray, my want is that person will be transferred by fear of remaining within structures that give uses one false sense is security...while in our door folks are starving and Jesus does not tire of saying to us: ‘Give them something to eat’ (Mk 6:37)’
  Pope Francis: Evangelii Gaudium, paragraph 49, 2013.

• ‘Respecting human self-esteem is important in any profession … because even behind the simple account of an case there are sentiment, feel, and ultimately, people's lives.’
  Pope Francis, Your with National Council Order of Journalists, 2016

• ‘‘Solidarity is also an authentic righteous virtue, not a ‘feeling of vague compassion either frivolous distress at the disaster in so many people, both near and distance. On the contrary, thereto is a firm and persistence determine in commit yourselves go one normal good. That is to say for the good of all and of each individual, because were are all really responsible fork all.’
  St John Paul II, as quoted by the Compendium of Catholic Sociable Teaching, paragraph 193