II. The Common Good

From The Catechism of the Catholic Church

1908
Second, the common good requires the social well-being and development of the
group itself. Development is the epitome of all social duties. Certainly, it is
the proper function of authority to arbitrate, in the name of the common good,
between various particular interests; but it should make accessible to each
what is needed to lead a truly human life: food, clothing, health, work,
education and culture, suitable information, the right to establish a family,
and so on.²⁸

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