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Catholic Christianity: Marriage and the Family

Catholic teaching on men and women in the family

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Overview

Equality and complementary roles, Catechism 2207 on the family and society, the dignity of work at home, Ephesians 5 and its interpretation, complementarian and egalitarian views, and changing UK family roles.

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Key term

What does the Catholic Church teach about the equality of men and women?

Key term

What does the Catechism (2207) teach about the family?

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According to the Catechism (2207), what does family life provide for society?

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  1. 1

    What does the Catholic Church teach about the equality of men and women?

    Model answer

    Men and women have equal dignity because both are made in the image of God. Men and women are different but complementary, each with their own gifts.

  2. 2

    What does the Catechism (2207) teach about the family?

    Model answer

    The Catechism calls the family the original cell of social life. Husband and wife give themselves to each other in love and in the gift of life.

  3. 3

    According to the Catechism (2207), what does family life provide for society?

    Model answer

    Authority, stability and loving relationships in the family are the foundations of freedom, security and fraternity in society.

  4. 4

    What does the Church teach about the dignity of work within the home?

    Model answer

    The Church teaches that caring for a home and children is real and valuable work. Pope John Paul II said society should honour the work of mothers in the home.

  5. 5

    Why does the Catholic Church value complementary roles in the family?

    Model answer

    Mothers and fathers each bring different gifts to raising children. The Church insists that different roles never make one partner less valuable.

  6. 6

    What does Ephesians 5 teach about husbands and wives?

    Model answer

    Ephesians 5 tells wives to submit to their husbands and husbands to love their wives as Christ loves the Church. The passage begins by telling Christians to submit to one another.

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