Faithful Citizenship

Learners identify three or more situations in their lives when they will follow their conscience and use prudence before acting or making decisions. • By Patsi Wagner

Faithful Citizenship

The United States Catholic Bishops encourage us to practice faithful citizenship, to be good members of our democracy, and to be true to our discipleship at the same time. This document explores the topic of faithful citizenship. • By Joan Weber

Faithful Citizenship

Living the Gospel Call

The Catholic Church calls us to take action against injustice, to be involved in the political process. This activity helps families think about situations and plan for ways to respond.

Faithful Citizenship

Praying with the Saints Who Took a Stand

Think of some of the heroes of our world, people who have taken a stand to make the world a better place. As a family, pray with them for a society which promotes the life and dignity of every person, for a world in which people look at everyone across the globe as part of one and the same human family.

Faithful Citizenship

This learning session for people of all ages will help participants become aware of their own approach to decision-making in public affairs, and invite them to apply Church teaching to participation in the political process. • By Joan Weber

Faithful Citizenship

Learning through Books

This is a reflection guide for the book, Catholics, Politics, and Public Policy: Beyond Left and Right.

Faithful Citizenship

Recommended Websites

This is a listing of recommended websites for faithful citizenship.

Faithful Citizenship

This session helps young people understand the responsibilities we Catholics have when it comes to being a faithful citizen.

Politics & Morality • Generations of Faith

YA & Adult Session

This session uses the pastoral circle to engage young adults in discussion and reflection on their responsibility and involvement in the political process.