The human person, made in God’s image, is both a sacred being and a social being.

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The human person, made in God’s image, is both a sacred being and a social being.

The human person can only flourish in community.

The rights and duties of human persons are realised and carried out in community, which includes the community of the family along with the wider society and world.

The good of each individual in society is intimately connected to the good of the wider group or society.

Participation, subsidiarity, peace, and the safeguarding of rights are necessary conditions for the principle of Common Good.

Extreme individualism Extreme collectivism Common Good

Everyone has the right to access the technologies they need in order to live they life they value without harming others now or in the future. Activity: Watch the Caritas film and consider: Is the technology needed? Does writing blogs and using social media help the favela residents live the life they value? Is it a technology that can be used to work towards the common good?

Picture credits Slides 1-5, 7: Erin Johnson Find out more Last updated April 2014