Ecological imperative in the social doctrine of the Catholic Church

Abstract

One of the fundamental tasks of the Church's teaching government is to hermeneutically translate the moral Revelation of the social order of the world into the language, way of thinking, and situation of the time, and to proclaim that doctrine with a degree of commitment.

The social doctrine of the Catholic Church, which includes a set of guidelines for the formation of social order in accordance with the fundamental truths of the faith, is at the service of the Church's mission to save the people who live in a particular time and environment and face specific social problems that significantly affect her life.