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Solidarity
Solidarity is a direct demand of human and Christian brotherhood, manifesting in the distribution of goods and the remuneration for work.
Solidarity is the principle of Catholic social teaching that emphasizes the interdependence of all human beings and the duty of social charity (CCC 1939). It is a 'firm and persevering determination to commit oneself to the common good' (CCC 1942).
Brotherhood in Christ
Solidarity is manifested by the distribution of goods and remuneration for work, and it implies the effort for a more just social order (CCC 1940, 1942).
Frequently Asked Questions
Is solidarity just a feeling? No, it is a moral virtue that translates into concrete sharing (CCC 1940).
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