Solidarity

As a "principle" of Roman Catholic social teaching, solidarity by itself it is insufficient to elaborate a systematic moral theology. We should diligere all with caritas, but that doesn't entail that we should diligere all equally. An essay like this cannot be systematic, given the limits of length, nor should it have attempted to cursorily mention difficult moral problems as if solidarity (or caritas) could tell us what to do.

"Monastic life is not one lifestyle choice among others. It is a public statement about the truth of who God is and what human existence means. It says in living words that this world is not enough."

Sister Dominic Mary Heath, OP on solidarityhttps://t.co/hc3Tb4w8g4

— Leah Libresco Sargeant (@LeahLibresco) August 24, 2020

Solidarity Means Giving Yourself by Sister Dominic Mary Heath, OP
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