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Diocese of Cleveland Social Action Office releases resources for Catholic Social Teaching Month
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The Diocese of Cleveland Social Action Office has released weekly resources to help parishes and schools share the seven principles of Catholic Social Teaching during Catholic Social Teaching Month in November.
The materials include social media posts available for download on the diocesan website. For the first Sunday in Ordinary Time on November 1, 2026, the resources focus on the principle of rights and responsibilities. These specific materials include a bulletin insert featuring text from the document Pacem in Terris, a prayer petition regarding basic human rights such as food, water, clothing, and shelter, and a penitential act.
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- Official sourceNovember is Catholic Social Teaching Month (Bulletin Materials)
Diocese of Youngstown · Meagen Farrell
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- Oct 30, 6:19 AM PT Holy Family – Poland
- Oct 30, 6:05 AM PT St. Paul – North Canton
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