Formation for Justice

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Formation for Justice

Formation for Justice Life in ‘Relationship’ encounter, relationship and solidarity with others, especially the marginalised.

14.3 %

Living in ‘Peace’ promoting peaceful communities through a spirituality of nonviolence

14.3 %

14.3 %

Reflection 33.3%

Prepared for ‘Activism’ being creative to draw attention to unmet rights - inform, guide and transform

Identifying ‘Needs & Rights’ through deep listening, community engagement and analysis.

in Context

“an unreflected life is like “place our experience in an unopened letter.” the context of our bigger Today has written you affairs, through the lens of letters, insights into you our eternal wisdoms, and and those around you... beliefs - take time to take time to read them. compare and sift deeply.

Acts of ‘Charity’ generous giing asnd serving to support and meet immediate needs.

for Mission “reflected unopn action & acted upon reflection” One constantly informing & guiding the other... what can I learn from today that will shape who I am tomorrow?

14.3 %

33.3%

14.3 %

33.3%

Offering ‘Services’ establishing systems for providing education, development and social particpation 14.3 %

Formation for Justice

understanding ‘Justice’ and educating myself about the world and the changes required for a more just society./ 14.3 %

An Aquinian, will strive to be the best he can be… for others…

What are you doing to; Understand Celebrate Nurture and Fulfill your identity as an Aquinas student, part of a Catholic School in the Edmund Rice Tradition.

Self Advocacy

I can speak up fro my own dignity or rights

Individual Advocacy

I speak up on behalf of another person’s dignity or rights

Systematic Advocacy

We amplify the voices of whose voice is not being adequately heard

“We cannot remain indifferent before the cries of our brothers and sisters. These ask of us not only material assistance – needed in so many circumstances – but above all, our help to defend their dignity as human persons, so that they can find the spiritual energy to become once again protagonists in their own lives.

They ask us to fight, in the light of the Gospel, the structural causes of poverty: inequality, the shortage of dignified work and housing, and the denial of their rights as members of society and as workers. As Christians we are called together to eliminate that globalisation of indifference which today seems to reign supreme, while building a new civilisation of love and solidarity.”

— Pope Francis November 2014

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