Safeguarding and The Catholic Social Teachings

Human dignity

We are all created in gods image, so should all be treated with dignity and respect. This includes everyone – especially the vulnerable

Stewardship

Stewardship calls us to responsibly care for resources and people, while safeguarding ensures that this care actively protects the safety and dignity of everyone, especially the vulnerable

Solidarity

Solidarity calls us to stand together in support of one another, while safeguarding ensures we protect the dignity, safety, and wellbeing of all, especially those who are vulnerable

Participation

Participation encourages everyone to actively contribute and have a voice, while safeguarding ensures that this involvement happens in a safe, respectful, and protected environment for all

Subsidiarity

Subsidiarity promotes making decisions at the most local level possible, while safeguarding ensures those decisions always protect the safety and dignity of everyone, especially the vulnerable

Promoting peace

Promoting peace fosters harmony, respect, and understanding among people, while safeguarding ensures that this peaceful environment protects the safety and dignity of everyone, especially the most vulnerable

Preferential option for the vulnerable

Preferential treatment for the vulnerable calls us to prioritise those most at risk, while safeguarding ensures they are protected, respected, and supported at all times.

The Common Good

The common good calls us to work for the wellbeing of all people, while safeguarding ensures that everyone is protected and treated with dignity, especially the most vulnerable.

Distributive justice

Distributive justice calls us to share our resources fairly and ensure everyone receives what they need, while safeguarding ensures that this fairness protects the dignity and wellbeing of all, especially the vulnerable.


Our prayer

Na neitou masu