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Mr. Evangelista
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After hearing the students’ presentation, I can say that the different policies that
they have given are very much possible to carry out and would be of great help to the
San Juan community. One Policy that caught my attention is the Vertical Gardens. The
good thing about using this vertical garden method is that it is able to create an
eco-friendly environment at a cheaper living cost. In my opinion, I can see the whole city
of San Juan benefitting from this, especially those who come from the lower classes. To
improve this legislation, they should have backed up this project more. They should get
organizations to fund their project so that it may happen. As a resident of San Juan, I do
think that our well-being was considered in the drafting of this group’s policy. They were
able to take into account the surrounding problems that linger in San Juan and create a
project that is able to contribute a lot to solving all of these problems. Yes, my voice is
evident in the research. As I mentioned, the evergrowing problems in San Juan have
been something that my fellow San Juanenos and I have been trying to solve, and this
current project pitched by the students have tackled quite a few of the larger issues in
San Juan. From the extent of their research, I feel that these students are part of the
San Juan community. This is because they genuinely care about the people residing in
Solidarity will be assigned a rank of 5, followed by The right of life at rank 4. Dignity of a
human person will receive rank 3, while common good will be ranked 2. Finally,
subsidiarity will be assigned the lowest rank of 1. The strength of our CFA output is
awareness because our policy focuses on those lesser fortunate in the community of
San Juan. The weakness of our CFA would be analysis because we didn’t take in all the
factors on how we can carry on this project. This vertical gardens project would be costy
but would greatly benefit the community. For the action factor, I feel like its somewhere
in the middle. By adhering to the CFA, we can develop a more precise and tangible
policy that would genuinely benefit the collective welfare of San Juan and its
the value of community, which encouraged me to step out of my comfort zone and
explore new areas within the city. This experience offered me fresh perspectives on how
San Juan operates, and instilled within me a desire to contribute to and enhance the
ACT
needs. It requires listening and observing attentively to gain a deeper insight into a
person's situation, background, and values. By doing so, we can appreciate their
uniqueness and recognize how we can best serve them. It also allows us to discern
what is right and just, aligning our actions with what is morally and ethically acceptable.
and actions serve the common good and contribute to the betterment of society.
The CST principle that is most evident in my Life Project is the common good. The
common good is a fundamental principle in Catholic social thought that emphasizes the
the community over individual interests, ensuring that policies and actions are inclusive
and beneficial to all. In my Life Project, I am committed to promoting policies that benefit
Moreover, Solidarity is a key principle that resonates with me, as it emphasizes the
recognizes that we are all interconnected and that our actions have a ripple effect on
others. When we work together, we can pool our resources, knowledge, and expertise
live out this principle by being open to collaborating with others, sharing ideas, and
working towards common goals that promote the common good. By doing so, we can
solidarity are key principles that guide my Life Project. By embodying these principles, I
aim to contribute to the betterment of society and make a positive impact on the world. It
is my belief that through collective effort, we can create a world that is just, equitable,
and inclusive, where everyone has the opportunity to thrive and fulfill their potential.