Threats to Human Dignity - Part 1 of 2

Ad Jesum per Mariam

Reading Through Dignitas Infinita – The Declaration on Human Dignity This audio is Part III: Threats to Human Dignity: Part 1 of 2: See all the titles within this conference below. Dignitas Infinita (which means Infinite Dignity) is a 2024 declaration on Catholic doctrine that outlines the importance of human dignity, explains its connection to God. “Dignitas Infinita – The Declaration on Human Dignity” is a profound testament to the intrinsic worth and rights of every individual. Crafted as a guiding beacon for ethical and moral conduct, it articulates the fundamental principles that uphold human dignity across diverse cultural, social, and philosophical landscapes. Rooted in the belief that every person possesses inherent value and deserves respect, the declaration addresses key facets of human existence, including autonomy, equality, and justice. By championing these principles, Dignitas Infinita seeks to foster a world where the dignity of each person is not only recognized but actively safeguarded, ensuring that human flourishing becomes the cornerstone of societal progress and collective well-being. The doctrine is however profound and is beautifully written and published by the Catholic Church. The Company of Mary is holding a five-week conference (one media per week). The session titles discuss the document within a specific context. The titles of each conference: -1- A correct understanding on Human Dignity (previously published) -2- Learning to live in a dignified way (previously published) -3- Threats to Human Dignity – Part I (this audio) -4- Threats to Human Dignity – Part II -5- Moving forward with this teaching If you can, join us at the Shrine of Our Lady, Dedicated to the Queen of All Hearts for each conference. Otherwise, on a weekly basis, join us by either listening to the audio or, on some media outlets, a video of the conference is presented. Select whichever media format you prefer. Understand this declaration to the fullest. Listen to this conference over the next five weeks.