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Protecting and promoting the inviolable rights of persons is the most solemn responsibility of civil authority. As Americans and as religious leaders we are committed to governance by a system of law that protects human rights and maintains the common good.
We are reminded that "the Church must be committed to the task of educating and supporting lay people involved in law-making, government and the administration of justice, so that legislation will always reflect those principles and moral values which are in conformity with a sound anthropology and advance the common good" (The Church in America, no. 19, quoting Synod for America, proposition 72).
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Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship
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- Listening and Witness Pastoral Aid - April 26th, 2020 | en Español
- Civil Dialogue Bulletin Insert | en Español
- Conscience Formation Bulletin Insert | en Español
- Adult Education and Small Faith Community Sharing | Formación de adultos y pequeñas comunidades de fe
- How to Contact Your Elected Officials Bulletin Insert | en Español
- Novena for Faithful Citizenship | en Español
- Do's and Don'ts Guidelines During Election Season
- Questions for Reflection and Discussion of Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship | en Español
- Bulletin Announcements | en Español
- Jr. High and High School Lesson Plans | Ejemplos de esquemas de lecciones y materiales para estudiantes de secundaria
- Elementary Lesson Plans | Esquemas de lecciones para escuelas de primaria
- 2020 Election Novena
- Summary Bulletin Insert Part 1 - The Challenge of Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship: Our Call as Catholic Citizens | en Español
- Summary Bulletin Insert Part 2 - The Challenge of Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship: Making Moral Choices and Applying Our Principles | en Español
- Watch all five videos on Faithful Citizenship