Declaration on Christian Education

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The Declaration on Christian Education is a Second Vatican Council document that outlines the Catholic Church’s principles and guidelines for education in schools, families, and society.

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Declaration on Christian Education canonical 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic magisterial document ⓘ
Second Vatican Council document ⓘ
conciliar declaration ⓘ
addresses access to education for all ⓘ
ecumenical aspects of education ⓘ
education in developing countries ⓘ
moral and religious instruction in schools ⓘ
approvedBy Council Fathers of Vatican II ⓘ
belongsToCouncil Second Vatican Council ⓘ
belongsToCouncilDocumentsGroup Vatican II declarations ⓘ
citesSource Sacred Scripture ⓘ
canon law on education ⓘ
previous papal teaching on education ⓘ
councilSession Fourth Session of the Second Vatican Council ⓘ
emphasizes collaboration between parents, teachers, and Church authorities ⓘ
the formation of the whole person ⓘ
the importance of Catholic schools ⓘ
the integration of faith and culture in education ⓘ
the need for qualified Catholic teachers ⓘ
hasKeyTheme evangelization through education ⓘ
freedom of choice in schooling ⓘ
human dignity in education ⓘ
responsibility of the Christian community for schools ⓘ
support for teachers and educational institutions ⓘ
hasLatinTitle Gravissimum Educationis ⓘ
hasShortTitle Gravissimum Educationis ⓘ
influenced Catholic school legislation in various countries ⓘ
post–Vatican II Catholic educational policy ⓘ
issuedBy Second Vatican Council ⓘ
languageOfPromulgation Latin ⓘ
promulgatedBy Pope Paul VI ⓘ
promulgationDate 28 October 1965 ⓘ
relatedToDocument Apostolicam Actuositatem ⓘ
Dignitatis Humanae ⓘ
Gaudium et Spes ⓘ
Lumen Gentium ⓘ
subjectMatter Catholic schools ⓘ
Christian education ⓘ
family and education ⓘ
higher education and universities ⓘ
religious freedom in education ⓘ
rights of parents in education ⓘ
role of the Church in education ⓘ
seminaries and religious formation ⓘ
teaches that all people have a right to a Christian education ⓘ
that parents are the primary educators of their children ⓘ
that the Church has the right to establish and direct schools ⓘ
that the state has responsibilities in the field of education ⓘ

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Documents of the Second Vatican Council → hasPart → Declaration on Christian Education ⓘ