All this constitutes the moral obligation of work, understood in its wide sense. They are indeed a mouthpiece for the struggle for social justice, for the just rights of working people in accordance with their individual professions. This struggle is a normal endeavor for the just good, for the good which corresponds to the needs and merits of working people associated by profession. It is not a struggle against others. Even in the event of controversial questions, where there is real opposition, the struggle aims at the good of social justice, not in order to eliminate the opponent.
Work unites people.
Both those who work and those who manage the means of production or who own them must in some way be united in this community. Labor and capital are indispensable components of the process of production in any social system. Their union remains a constructive factor of social order and solidarity, and it is impossible to ignore it. Finally, work is part of our spirituality . Through our work, we are to come closer to God, the Creator and Redeemer.