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    La famiglia è la scuola di solidarietà secondo l’insegnamento di San Giovanni Paolo II
    Duda, Piotr (Papieski Wydział Teologiczny we Wrocławiu, 2021)
    The problem of inculcating solidarity in family members is seminal for the formation of good pro-social attitudes. The Magisterium of the Church and St. John Paul II in particular define solidarity as “being one with the other, rather than one against the other,” the same virtue forms a part of a system of mutually conditioning values and principles that need to correspond with dignity, love, truth, and justice all of which is based on spousal solidarity. This in turn provides the foundation for building solidarity within the family, which consequently leads to the realisation of solidarity in the service of and respect for the sanctity of human life, i.e. towards a civilisation of love, which the Holy Pope also calls the civilisation of life.
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    The Concept of Christian Solidarity as a Path to Peace and Development
    Duda, Piotr (Papieski Wydział Teologiczny we Wrocławiu, 2020)
    Throughout the centuries and in modern times the Church in her teaching has interpreted and continues to interpret the events and phenomena occurring in the world in the light of God’s Revelation. The question of solidarity is not new and was already grounded in law in ancient times. The concept of Christian solidarity both among people and among nations presented here is every person’s duty arising from the Bible. Its implementation on an international and interpersonal level has a positive impact on the lives of individuals and societies. The Church’s vision of Christian solidarity helps us to see a person, a people or a nation not as an instrument but as a neighbour in need of support. The solidarity proposed by the Popes is a path to peace and development. According to them, world peace is impossible if the people responsible for it do not recognize that interdependence in itself requires that the politics of the blocs be done away with, all forms of economic, military or political imperialism be abandoned, while mutual distrust be transformed into cooperation.