Key Themes of Laudato Si’ and Principles of Catholic Social Thought in Nursing

UNCC300 JUSTICE AND CHANGE IN
A GLOBAL WORLD AT3

Table of Content.
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1
Key themes of Laudato Si’ and principles of Catholic Social Thought in Nursing....................1
Critical analyses of how Laudato Si' and the catholic social thought principles related to the
nursing..........................................................................................................................................2
Sustainable development goal 5 – Gender equality.....................................................................2
Women's development agency.....................................................................................................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5

INTRODUCTION
The concept of justice within the international relations is relatively the new one as an
ancient, medieval as well as an early modern thinkers concentrated over the justice among the
states. In this, delivering the justice was specifically the duty of the state as well as an
international dimension of the justice which is remained neglected. The globalization is generally
shifting the gender roles as well as the norms, enhanced access to the information, primarily via
the television as well as the social media, can enable the countries to learn about the social mores
in various other places, that can alter the perceptions as well as can encourage the acceptance of
more democratic attitude as well. The concept of gender equality can effectively make the
communities more safer and healthier as well. As the unequal communities are generally less
cohesive (Szczurek et. al., 2018). They generally involve greater rates of an anti-social
behaviours as well as the violence. The countries having equality among gender are significantly
more linked and the people residing in such countries are much healthier as well as can involve
an enhanced well-being as well. In the report, it will cover a description about the Key themes of
Laudato Si’ and the effective principles of Catholic Social Thought in context with care nursing.
Along with this, there is a discussion about how the specific catholic social thoughts are
associated with the nursing care professionals.
MAIN BODY
Key themes of Laudato Si’ and principles of Catholic Social Thought in Nursing
Laudato Si, a brief document that outlines the response of the Catholic Church to the
critical issues that centres around integral ecology. Internal ecology focuses on the bond between
humans and the natural world. It combines the environmental justices and social justices and
provides a moral peremptory for stabilizing the change in climate. These values are adopted by
nursing profession for dignity of every human, wellness, healthy behaviours, and appropriate
outcomes. Nurses can help to address environmental and climate crisis challenges by working
against the inequalities that are driving health disparities experienced by poor (Cornwell et. al.,
2021).
Laudato Si' representing the catholic social thought principle of human dignity
Laudato So' employs the concept of human dignity as a wide part of gender equality that
appeals to all the men and women. Human dignity rests above all on fact that humanity is the
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