Category: See Judge Act

What does integrating Emerging Technology with Justice mean? Catholic Social Teaching and Christian Social Practices need to engage.

What does integrating Emerging Technology with Justice mean? Catholic Social Teaching and Christian Social Practices need to engage. Integrating emerging technology with justice is critical to enhancing justice’s effectiveness. The See-Judge-Act method involves incorporating and using emerging technology practices and tools to bring justice to our world. Catholic Social Teaching and Christian Social Practices need... Continue Reading →

What Symptom are we really treating?

Richard Pütz Just now  ·  Shared with Public In Europe, especially in the UK, we see less overt political behavior than in the US. I think much of this concerns how Europe emphasizes restorative justice at all levels of education, including college and university. We see the understanding of restorative justice in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark as... Continue Reading →

Look For The “Nines”

See-Discern-Act Learn-Engage-Grow Innovate-Educate-Collaborate The English word "nine" used for number 9 appears 50 times in Bible verses. In the study of comparative religions, the number 9 symbolizes divine completeness or conveys the meaning of finality. The number “three” has profound symbolism in the study of religion, which recurrently marks divine intervention, completeness, and spiritual significance. ... Continue Reading →

Theology: A Catalyst for World Change

When we ponder the essence of theology, we each bring our unique perspectives and personal encounters to the table. This individual connection is a profound aspect to consider. So let's take a look: Theology, on the one hand, is the systematic study of religious beliefs, concepts, and practices. At its core, theology examines questions about:... Continue Reading →

Do we have a Catechetical Problem?

"Economic Justice for All" is a landmark pastoral letter issued by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops in 1986. It addresses the moral dimensions and human consequences of American economic life, focusing on issues such as poverty, unemployment, housing, and the financial relationship between the United States and developing nations. The pastoral letter "Economic... Continue Reading →

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