Common Good, the criterion for political and economic institutions. Diversity of people and social systems is a benefit for all while enforcing uniformity leads to violence; each nation has the right …More
Common Good, the criterion for political and economic institutions.
Diversity of people and social systems is a benefit for all while enforcing uniformity leads to violence; each nation has the right to follow their own path, keeping the common good as the ultimate guide for political and economic institutions – these were the themes of the Pope's speech to the new ambassadors of Malawi, Sweden, Sierra Leone, Iceland, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Belize, Tunisia, Kazakhstan, Bahrain, and the Fiji Islands.
The Church underlines that peace is not only the absence of conflicts but the providing of conditions for development.
In his speech addressed to the ambassadors of Tunisia, Kazakhstan and Bahrain, the Pope emphasized the importance of religion and religious tolerance in the development of society as a whole.
Diversity of people and social systems is a benefit for all while enforcing uniformity leads to violence; each nation has the right to follow their own path, keeping the common good as the ultimate guide for political and economic institutions – these were the themes of the Pope's speech to the new ambassadors of Malawi, Sweden, Sierra Leone, Iceland, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Belize, Tunisia, Kazakhstan, Bahrain, and the Fiji Islands.
The Church underlines that peace is not only the absence of conflicts but the providing of conditions for development.
In his speech addressed to the ambassadors of Tunisia, Kazakhstan and Bahrain, the Pope emphasized the importance of religion and religious tolerance in the development of society as a whole.