The Catholic Social Teaching program provides insight into the requirements of people in society. The social teachings reveal that all members of society are equal regardless of their social, economic, and financial backgrounds. The teachings also reveal that the enabled people must provide help to the less fortunate members of society. It is essential for Christians to attend to their responsibility of looking out for their brothers. The teachings also highlight the value of human rights and how Christians should become advocates for solidarity in the society by embracing the entire society through community development programs that make the ‘outcasts’ in the society feel appreciated. Through the information gathered from the course, it is evident that society needs to be lured into upholding equality, and interdependence between the people should be encouraged. Respecting human dignity is part of the major lessons that the teachings have emphasized, and it is a motivational topic because it reveals the value of the individuals in society. Human dignity is upheld by the development of appropriate structures and organizations in society. The organizations should promote participation by the members of the society in enhancing the quality of life for everyone in the community. The Catholic Social Teaching program is based on Christian values, and it compels the learners to assume an attitude that influences the generation of ideas that promote the common good of society. The need to observe the governing ethics decision-making in different situation is also highlighted in the program. One of the themes of the program is measuring social performance by evaluating how its most vulnerable members live. One of the themes in the Catholic Social Teaching program is community and participation. While congregations in the church are treated as a sacred community of worshipers, the people are not entirely sacred outside the holy worship place. Society needs to develop organizations that seek to achieve the common good to promote the state of wellness for everyone. The poor and vulnerable need to be lured into joining the church congregation to worship along with the members of the church and the easiest way to compel them to join the church is to visit their dwelling places (Bruyneel & Padgett, 2014). In the past, apostolic work was conducted in a traditional approach that involved spreading the teachings of the Holy Scripture verbally. In the modern world, this method has become obsolete, and the members of the church congregation have to practically portray the teachings of the Holy Scripture to lure more people into the church. It is the obligation of the members of the church to participate in community programs that help in the alleviation of poverty. The community programs may incorporate an evangelistic approach to acquaint the people with Christ’s teachings (Bruyneel & Padgett, 2014). The programs should focus on providing things that promote wellness for the poor and vulnerable. These things may include food, clothing, shelter, and healthcare services. Such programs help in ensuring that the poor and vulnerable members of society enjoy their right to life. It is only ethical for society to take part in community programs through donations and volunteering t