The document contains a student's response to the question "Why is the Catholic faith social?". In 8 sentences, the student explains that as Christians, Catholics are taught to serve others from the beginning of life to the end. The Catholic faith is social because Catholics want to help others within their capabilities and sometimes beyond what is expected. It is human nature to care for and love one another, which is what the Catholic Church teaches. By being social, Catholics also respect the dignity and freedom of all people regardless of their race, status, age or gender, as everyone is made in the image of God.
The document contains a student's response to the question "Why is the Catholic faith social?". In 8 sentences, the student explains that as Christians, Catholics are taught to serve others from the beginning of life to the end. The Catholic faith is social because Catholics want to help others within their capabilities and sometimes beyond what is expected. It is human nature to care for and love one another, which is what the Catholic Church teaches. By being social, Catholics also respect the dignity and freedom of all people regardless of their race, status, age or gender, as everyone is made in the image of God.
The document contains a student's response to the question "Why is the Catholic faith social?". In 8 sentences, the student explains that as Christians, Catholics are taught to serve others from the beginning of life to the end. The Catholic faith is social because Catholics want to help others within their capabilities and sometimes beyond what is expected. It is human nature to care for and love one another, which is what the Catholic Church teaches. By being social, Catholics also respect the dignity and freedom of all people regardless of their race, status, age or gender, as everyone is made in the image of God.
STUDENT ACTIVITY 2: Answer one (1) of the following questions in 8 sentences.
1. Why is the Catholic faith social?
As a Christian, we are taught to serve others from beginning until end. I believe, that’s what makes the Catholic faith social because we are for others, we want to help them in any way that fits in our capabilities and would often go beyond what is expected. No matter how much we try to ignore others, we would always connect to one another may it be through interests, work, school, relations, etc. It is in our nature to care and love one another, which is what the Catholic Church wants us to do. Every life is sacred and important thus we want to guide people, especially those who are close to us, into the right path so that they would have a life that is full of happiness, love, and faith. By being social, we also give people their rights to their dignity and freedom, in which everyone should be instilling no matter their race, status, age, and gender. We are made in the image and likeness of God; therefore, we should respect every single human being that we encounter without needing to examine their background or the benefits they would give to you. With this, we should continue being a person for others.