Monday, November 19, 2012
Beyond the Swoosh
Today in class, you heard stories of justice and charity in the New Testament. Then you heard the work of Jim and Leslie, seeking justice for factory workers based on the themes of Catholic Social Teaching. Our 20/20 club is also running a drive to secure the rights of workers, especially children, who pick cotton used by Urban Outfitters. As Catholic Social Teaching challenges us, we are called to put the needs of the most vulnerable in our society at the forefront of our decision making process. How can we do this in a society where many corporations do not respect the dignity and rights of workers? Should we boycott all companies that do not pay a 'fair' or 'living wage'? Will this be effective/is it realistic or possible? What do you think? What does your understanding of the Christian faith tell you to do?
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