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Foundations of the Common Good

What Holds a Society Together?

Three Pillars of the Common Good

Respect for the Person

Social Well-Being, Peace, and Security

A Common Misunderstanding

Check Your Understanding

Reflection — The Common Good in Your World

Sources and Further Reading

What does the Church mean by "the common good"? This module unpacks the Catechism's definition, the three essential elements — respect for the person, social well-being, and peace and security — and the philosophical foundations behind them. For motivated newcomers to Catholic social teaching.

The common good is one of the most misunderstood — and most important — ideas in Catholic social teaching. This module unpacks the Catechism's definition, explores the three essential elements, and gives you a framework for thinking about what makes a society truly just.

The Common Good — Foundations

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