Evangelii Gaudium and social engagement

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 20 (2):12 (2014)
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McGovern, Kevin This article explores what is said in the fourth chapter of Pope Francis's Evangelii Gaudium about social engagement particularly with the poor. Francis sees practical engagement with the poor as an essential component of the Christian faith. This engagement begins with loving attentiveness to them. It seeks their integral development, and their full inclusion in the life of society. Such social engagement also calls us to care for the environment, to participate in the quest for peace, and to engage in dialogue with all people to seek consensus on ways of building a better world.

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