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We need to participate for the common good. Sometimes we hear: a good Catholic is not interested in politics. This is not true: good Catholics immerse themselves in politics by offering the best of themselves so that the leader can govern.
As both Catholics and Americans, we bear a responsibility to participate in the democratic process with a full understanding of the Church’s position on key moral issues.
In today’s complicated political landscape, it can feel difficult to know how exactly to take action and make our voices heard as Catholics. Please take a look at the resources below to gain a better understanding of how to make faith-informed decisions this election season.
Faithful Citizenship helps us look beyond and behind sound bites and partisanship. It encourages respectful and thoughtful dialogue in the political process. We can contribute to overcoming the bitter divisions that beset our country through our prayers and example. I invite you to spend time and reflect on Faithful Citizenship.
This teaching document from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops explains Catholic social teaching on current political issues.
From economic justice, to environmental protection, to respect for the dignity of every human life, this statement provides guidance on a wide variety of political topics close to our hearts as Catholics.