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Building Common Ground
1. Building
Common Ground
Journey of Discipleship Project
July 13, 2013
Ss. James Parish & Patrick Parish
Decatur, Illinois
Diocese of Springfield in Illinois
3. OPENING SONG & PRAYER
ïź A. Song â Lead Me, Guide Me (verse 1)
Page 7
ïź B. Prayer Service: Catholic Social Teaching
ïź Exercise I â Scripture Puzzles
4. WHAT IS THE âCOMMON GOOD?â
(THAT WHICH BENEFITS ALL)
Elements of the âCommon Goodâ
1. Respect for the person and groups
a. Dignity of the human person
b. Sacredness of life âthou shall not kill
2. Social well-being and development
a. Reaching full potential
b. Sharing gifts, talents, etc.
5. CONTINUE ~ WHAT IS THE âCOMMON
GOOD?â (THAT WHICH BENEFITS ALL)
3. Peace
a. Absence of violence
(violence â anything that hurts you or someone
else)
b. Serenity of being
(free from stress or worry)
4. Love ~ Human Kindness, compassion, affection
a. For oneself
b. Appreciation for all other people & living life forms
EXERCISE II Table Talk
(What other elements can we add?)
(Break)
6. WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO WORK FOR
THE COMMON GOOD?
A. Holy Spirit (What is the Holy spirit?)
1. Given to us by God
2. Our holy armor/protection
B. Self Esteem
1. What we think of ourselves
2. What other people think of us
3. How do we build our self esteem?
a. Think positive of yourself
b. Surround yourself with positive people
c. Think positive of others
d. Help other people
EXERCISE III
A. What is the relationship between the Holy Spirit and self-esteem
B. What is the relationship between self-esteem and working for the common
good?
C. Quietly reflect on a person
(Lunch)
7. Song â Lead Me, Guide Me (verse 2) page 7
WHAT CAN WE LEARN ABOUT
THE SINS THAT DIVIDE US?
A. (Whatever we have learned we can unlearn)
(Sins are learned behaviors)
(Sins are tools in the devilâs workshop)
B. List of major sins
1. Ageism
2. Sexism
3. Racism
4. Ableism
9. Song - Lead Me, Guide Me (verse 3) Page 7
HOW DO WE BECOME EMPOWERED TO
WORK FOR THE COMMON GOOD?
A. Self assessment â Importance
1. Where are we/you in dealing with diversity?
2. Instruments for assessment
EXERCISE V Complete Diversity Inventory â Page 7
B. Seek exposure to other cultures
1. Establish partnerships
2. Use the internet
3. Establish friendships with People of Color
4. Become culturally proficient
10. HOW DO WE KNOW IF WE ARE COOKING?
A. Creative tension (stirring the pot)
B. Visible change/results
C. Link between scripture/behavior
D. Practice, practice, practice
EXERCISE VI Assessing the TWO FEET OF JUSTICE
What does Ss. James & Patrick have?
REFLECTION QUESTIONS:
What have I learned today?
How can I be a more faithful and engaged disciple?
Am I challenged to stand up and speak out?
Editor's Notes
In the session we will explore and discuss the scripture foundation of the common good because in keeping with the social nature of humans, the good of each individual is necessarily related to the common good, which in turn can be defined only in reference to the human person. The common good
In the session we will explore and discuss the scripture foundation of the common good because in keeping with the social nature of humans, the good of each individual is necessarily related to the common good, which in turn can be defined only in reference to the human person. The common good
The common good concerns the life of all humans. It is the sum total of social conditions which allow people, either as groups or as individual to reach their fulfillment more fully and more easily. In this session we will take an indepth look at these three elements as the order of persons being more important than the order of things.
We will discuss this question in light of the gifts God has given us to work for the common good.
We will focus in on racism as one of the sins that divide us in the human family. First we will discuss it as a individual learned behavior, then we will look at it from a systemic perspective. Finally we will draw togetherr the interrelationship of sins( satanâs toolbox).