The best way to fulfil one's obligations of justice and love is to contribute to the common good according to one's means and the needs of others, and also to promote and help public and private organizations devoted to bettering the conditions of life. Christian love of neighbor and justice cannot be separated. For love implies an absolute demand for justice, namely a recognition of the dignity and rights of one's neighbor. Justice attains its inner fullness only in love. Because every person is truly a visible image of the invisible God and a sibling of Christ, the Christian finds in every person God himself and God's absolute demand for justice and love.
Biblical justice is more comprehensive than subsequent philosophical definitions.
It is not concerned with a strict definition of rights and duties, but with the rightness of the human condition before God and within society. To overcome today's individualistic mentality, a concrete commitment to solidarity and charity is needed, beginning in the family. If these objectives are to be attained there will first have to be a renewal of attitudes and far-reaching social changes. No one may claim the name of Christian and be comfortable in the face of hunger, homelessness, insecurity, and injustice found in this country and the world. Our mission demands that we should courageously denounce injustice, with charity, prudence and firmness, in sincere dialogue with all parties concerned.