Living in Solidarity

We are one human family, and we are called to care for our brothers and sisters in every part of the world. How can Catholics overcome temptations of parochialism to work for the good of all?

Adult Session	Living in Solidarity Learning session for adults to explore our relationship with those in need through the Catholic social teaching on Solidarity. • By Loyes Spayd		View all
Child Session	Living in Solidarity Learning session for elementary school age children to explore our relationship with those in need through the Catholic social teaching on Solidarity. • By Loyes Spayd		View all
Facilitator Background	Living in Solidarity Facilitator Background This document provides doctrinal content and facilitator guidance for those who will teach learning sessions on the Catholic social teaching on Solidarity. • By Jim Merhaut		View all
Home Activity	Living in Solidarity Knowing & Loving My Neighbor This home activity provides families with a variety of strategies for living the principle of solidarity at home. • By Gladys Pozza		View all
Inter generational Session	Living in Solidarity This learning session for all ages is designed to help participants to explore our relationship with those in need through the Catholic social teaching on Solidarity. • By Ann Marie Eckert		View all
Movie Connection	Living in Solidarity Learning through Movies: 42 Learning content and reflection questions for the movie: "42- The True Story of an American Legend" • By Tom East		View all
Web Links	Living in Solidarity Resource for Further Learning Resource list for individual further learning on the Catholic social teaching on Solidarity. • By Gladys Pozza		View all
Youth Session	Living in Solidarity Who Cares? Learning session for teens to explore our relationship with those in need through the Catholic Social teaching on Solidarity. • By Lori Muckensturm		View all
Home Activity	Living in Solidarity What's in a Label? Living in solidarity requires prayer, education, and action. One way to move toward solidarity and serve the good of all is by making the conscious choice to purchase items that are consistent with the social principles of our faith. This activity will have you going through your closets and cabinets to find out where your items come from. • By Gladys Pozza		View all
Inter generational Session	Living in Solidarity 2 Participants will learn how to live in solidarity, loving our neighbor in an interdependent world. • By Gladys Pozza		View all
Movie Connection	Living in Solidarity Derek Redmond's 400 Meter Sprint Race Watch this video and answer the discussion questions.		View all