Arrupe
Fr. Arrupe meant there people in the society who practiced justice to the least neighbors such as the parents and the teachers. In his argument Fr. Arrupe saw a society that did not understand the significance of assisting other people. He described the society that upheld “being for ourselves” instead of a man or woman for others. The teachers and the parent were are among people with the heart to practice the teaching of ignatian spirituality that upheld the social justice and love in the society.
Fr. Aruppe wanted a society that reflected the degree of coexistence and love. In his perception, people such as the teachers and the parent extends this love to the children. The parent extended their love and care to the children through …show more content…
Aruppe advocated for a society that enhances the world to serve other men and women. In this consideration, the teacher, bishops and the parents are people in the society that extends this objectives. The teachers works relentlessly to better the society in terms of enlightening and developing mechanisms that subjects the society to better living conditions. The worse situation experienced by the least neighbors in the society such as injustices are in the hands of the teachers, bishops, activist and the parents in ensuring the society understands the importance of equality. As Fr. Arrupe argues humanizing the world involves offering service for mankind and existence of egoists not only dehumanizes the world but subjects it to stagnation state. The egoist change the society into things by dominating them, exploiting them and enjoying the fruits of their labor. In this consideration, the activist, bishops, parents and the teachers existing in the society focus on changing the society in terms of development that is acquired through knowledge. Moreover, they tirelessly focus on breaking the vicious cycle that exist in the society leading to the least neighbors facing injustices. Empowering people through knowledge reduces the level of injustices and poverty experienced by the least neighbors in the
Fr. Arrupe meant there people in the society who practiced justice to the least neighbors such as the parents and the teachers. In his argument Fr. Arrupe saw a society that did not understand the significance of assisting other people. He described the society that upheld “being for ourselves” instead of a man or woman for others. The teachers and the parent were are among people with the heart to practice the teaching of ignatian spirituality that upheld the social justice and love in the society.
Fr. Aruppe wanted a society that reflected the degree of coexistence and love. In his perception, people such as the teachers and the parent extends this love to the children. The parent extended their love and care to the children through …show more content…
Aruppe advocated for a society that enhances the world to serve other men and women. In this consideration, the teacher, bishops and the parents are people in the society that extends this objectives. The teachers works relentlessly to better the society in terms of enlightening and developing mechanisms that subjects the society to better living conditions. The worse situation experienced by the least neighbors in the society such as injustices are in the hands of the teachers, bishops, activist and the parents in ensuring the society understands the importance of equality. As Fr. Arrupe argues humanizing the world involves offering service for mankind and existence of egoists not only dehumanizes the world but subjects it to stagnation state. The egoist change the society into things by dominating them, exploiting them and enjoying the fruits of their labor. In this consideration, the activist, bishops, parents and the teachers existing in the society focus on changing the society in terms of development that is acquired through knowledge. Moreover, they tirelessly focus on breaking the vicious cycle that exist in the society leading to the least neighbors facing injustices. Empowering people through knowledge reduces the level of injustices and poverty experienced by the least neighbors in the