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Tuesday, October 10, 2017, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PMThe culture of death, a term coined by St. John Paul II in 1995, seeks to influence young people by crafting a “me first” narrative, thus forming within them a “throw away/disposable” attitude. Teens can very easily fall into the trap of treating people like objects, of having relationships that are based on utility, not authentic connection, and they can begin to believe that human life has little to no value unless it “produces” something of material worth or gives immediate satisfaction. This webinar will address how we can shift this usury, selfish mindset becoming so prevalent in teens today. It will identify how to go from an attitude of “use” to one of “respect for and celebration of” life at every stage and in various contexts by mapping out three specific ways adults can teach and advocate for a “culture of life” that ultimately defeats the “culture of death.”
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