GROUP 4 - A12-03

Pagcaliwagan, Vonn Andrei Castillo, Arianne Ferriols, Alexandra

Peña, Jean Sismondi Cometa, Jaizel Rose Funes, Nicole Anne
]Ramos, Mark Ryan Cueto, Gillian Marie Katigbak, Coreen
Unity or agreement of feeling
or action, specially among
individuals with a common
interest, mutual support
within a group
GENERAL MEANING
Provides a robust and useful
understanding of the social
obligation of individuals,
communities, institutions and
nations
CATHOLIC SOCIAL
TEACHING
We are all one family in the
world. Building a community
that empowers everyone to
attain their full potential
through each of us
respecting each other's
dignity, rights and
responsibilities makes the
world a better place to live.
SOLLICITUDO REI SOCIALIS
St. Pope John Paul II
We are all one family in the
world. Building a community
that empowers everyone to
attain their full potential
through each of us
respecting each other's
dignity, rights and
responsibilities makes the
world a better place to live.
LAUDATO SI
Pope Francis
• every human being are dependent on others
• the need to socialize with other people
• building a brotherhood and sisterhood in a
community
• this bond is solidarity
• the valuation of human rights
• solidarity go before and beyond every generation

SOLIDARITY AS A BOND BETWEEN PEOPLE

• Heart of Solidarity (The Life of Jesus and His Incarnation)
- human (fellowship)
- divine (mystical and powerful)
• Image of God
- loving neighbor
- recognizing God in every individual
• Belief in Faith
- us together
- with God

SOLIDARITY WITH GOD

• It is a moral value,
• exist not only between individuals but also within and
between social institutions
• express in twinning arrangements between towns or
parishes in different countries
• Mutuality and interdependence are institutionalised
and celebrated

IMPORTANCE OF PRACTICING SOLIDARITY

SIGNS OF SOLIDARITY
• love and service of neighbor
• social action
• mutual respect

IMPORTANCE OF PRACTICING SOLIDARITY

PASS THE
QUESTION