Sentence examples for justice teaching from inspiring English sources

The real provocation in Rome is the Vatican's attempt to override the primacy of conscience, a basic tenet of Catholic social justice teaching.

In truth, the Pope's focus on inequality is consistent with a long history of Catholic social justice teaching.

Cupich also frequently praised the new approach of Pope Francis, who was elected in March of 2013, echoing his call for a more collaborative church and a greater attention to the church's social justice teaching.

One woman wrote in her application essay, "My strange and energetic career has included activism for peace and justice; teaching safety and self-defense skills to 10,000 students".

At Harvard, a course called Justice taught by Michael Sandel, a professor of government, has 779 students this semester.

On the question of the relationship of faith to works, the Muʿtazilah who called themselves "champions of God's unity and justice"—taught, like the Khārijites, that works were an essential part of faith but that a person guilty of a grave sin, unless he repented, was neither a Muslim nor yet a non-Muslim but occupied a "middle ground".

And while the work is far from done, a wise mentor in the work of Gospel justice taught me years ago that our charge is to "set audacious goals and celebrate incremental victories".

For example, in London in 1286 King Edward I passed an edict that decried "the most unheard of villainies" perpetrated by swordsmen and threatened swift justice for teaching sword-related skills.

I'll leave the last words to a student of mine, who wrote: "My definition of justice is some sort of restitution and admission of wrongdoing from someone who wronged you in the past … My family has influenced my definition of justice in teaching me that even if someone does something wrong there should always be room for forgiveness and, if they are sincere, forgive them and that is justice".

Emanuel at every turn has responded with love rooted in justice by teaching literacy, producing leaders, protesting unequal treatment, fighting for economic parity and demanding the confederate flag be replaced by a symbol for all South Carolinians.

But, in neighborhoods where even benign behavior can lead to dangerous entanglement with the criminal-justice system, teaching students the value of following even the most arbitrary rules may be a vital lesson.