Diocesan Events

As Catholics, we are “obligated to participate in shaping the moral character of society” with a “mind like Christ”. To do so, we must form our conscience, be prudent and understand the principles that are the heart of Catholic Social Teaching: dignity of the human person, the common good, subsidiarity, and solidarity.

During this event to learn how to form your conscience through the moral framework of Forming Conscience for Faithful Citizenship. Together, we can decide, through our democratic process, to uphold dignity of life and the common good.

As Catholics, we are “obligated to participate in shaping the moral character of society” with a “mind like Christ”. To do so, we must form our conscience, be prudent and understand the principles that are the heart of Catholic Social Teaching: dignity of the human person, the common good, subsidiarity, and solidarity.

During this event to learn how to form your conscience through the moral framework of Forming Conscience for Faithful Citizenship. Together, we can decide, through our democratic process, to uphold dignity of life and the common good.

Como católicos, estamos “obligados a participar en la formación del carácter moral de la sociedad” con una “mente como la de Cristo”.  Para ello, debemos formar nuestra conciencia, ser prudentes y comprender los principios que son el corazón de la Doctrina Social Católica: