In this section, we studied “Doing Faithjustice” by Fred Kammer, S.J. Through this article, we have learned the definition of justice as well as how to approach injustice as a Catholic Christian. Kammer explains that our world is inevitable structured in order to attempt to make life easier. However, sometimes these structures are organized in such a way that people are hurt (physically, economically, emotionally, etc.). Working for justice, he says, is formulating a …showed first 75 words of 268 total…

…showed last 75 words of 268 total…correction of the “structures” (people, places, processes) deemed immoral. According to Kammer, this correction must be achieved through a “structured as well as personal” response to the systems that are not “working well”. The Gospel according to Luke teaches the importance of this response action through the example of Jesus. Through the integration of our knowledge and our faith as our inspiration, we are called to act against any opposition to our definition of justice.