‘Turning Tables’ is a resource designed to help adult Catholics across England and Wales to understand and engage with their faith, Scripture and social justice in practical ways.
Speak out for those who cannot speak,
for the rights of all the destitute.
9 Speak out, judge righteously,
defend the rights of the poor and needy.
Proverbs 31: 8-9
Turning Tables is a resource designed to help adult Catholics across England and Wales to understand and engage with their faith, Scripture and social justice in practical ways.
It will do this by covering five core themes:
Bishop Richard Moth, Chair of the Department for Social Justice and Bishop of Arundel & Brighton provides the foreword for 'Turning Tables'.
This section explores what social action means, what the scripture says about social action and how we can implement it in our everyday lives.
This section explores how social justice is explored in scripture and what the Bible shows us about our responsibilities towards each other.
The Church believes that actions promoting social justice are necessary at all levels, this section provides a guide for taking such action.
This section offers a step-by-step guide on how to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness and successes of social action efforts.
This section explores how you can put your catholic faith into action through acts of service like volunteering.
