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Human Dignity
The inherent worth of every person, rooted in their creation in the image of God and deserving of respect, love, and justice.
The Five-Dollar Habit: A Small Bill with a Big Purpose
Carrying a five-dollar bill might seem small, but it can be a powerful habit of generosity. From offering a meal to restoring dignity, keeping five dollars ready for someone in need—and replenishing it when used—can change how you see the world. Here’s how one small act of kindness, done consistently, reflects the presence of Jesus in everyday life.
Religious Liberty: A Right to Defend, A Calling to Live (Part I)
Religious liberty is a fundamental human right recognized by the Church as essential for all people, not just Christians. However, how we talk about it today often focuses more on defending institutions than ensuring true freedom of conscience for all. Is our concern for religious liberty truly about justice, or are we sometimes more focused on preserving privilege? This article explores what religious liberty is—and what it is not.
Seeing Christ in the Margins: The Catholic Mission of Human Dignity
What does it mean to see Christ in every person? Catholic social teaching calls us to recognize the dignity of every human being, especially the poor, the migrant, and the forgotten. Explore how Catholic Charities, Catholic Relief Services, and the Kino Border Initiative live out this mission, bringing hope and healing to those in need. Through their work, the Church reveals the sacred worth of every person—because to love our neighbor is to love Christ himself.