Education for a faith that does justice: Philippine Catholic education in an age of globalization / Rhoderick John S. Abellanosa.
By: Abellanosa, Rhoderick John S
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BookPlace of publication: Makati CityPublisher: St PaulsDate of publication: 2025Description: xxxvii, 123 pages: 22 cm.ISBN: 9789710046553.Subject(s): Catholic education -- Philippines | Globalization -- Catholic education -- PhilippinesDDC classification: TR 371.0712 Ab141 2025 Summary: This work offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the role of Catholic education in a globalized world. Through the lens of a "faith that does justice," Catholic education is subjected to a critical-moral reflection specifically on how it negotiates with the demands and challenges of a market-oriented, profit-driven, and capitalist society. Originally inspired by the celebration of the Quincentennial of Christianity in the Philippines, the book navigates the moral imperatives of Catholic education vis-a-vis the socio-economic and political challenges of the country, which at their core is a cry for social justice.
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Elementary Department Teacher's Reference | 200-299 Religion | TR 261.5 Ab141 2025 (Browse shelf) | Available | |
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High School Department Teacher's Nook | 300-399 Social Science | TR 371.0712 Ab141 2025 (Browse shelf) | Available |
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This work offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the role of Catholic education in a globalized world. Through the lens of a "faith that does justice," Catholic education is subjected to a critical-moral reflection specifically on how it negotiates with the demands and challenges of a market-oriented, profit-driven, and capitalist society. Originally inspired by the celebration of the Quincentennial of Christianity in the Philippines, the book navigates the moral imperatives of Catholic education vis-a-vis the socio-economic and political challenges of the country, which at their core is a cry for social justice.
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