Syro Malabar Catechism Class 11 Chapter 10pter

The encyclical of St. Pope John Paul II (a)   affirms the dignity of work and praises labour at centre of social perspective.

St. Paul writes to the church of Ephesus," Thieves must give up stealing rather let them labour and work honestly with their own hands so as to have something to (a)   with the needy."(Eph4:28)

Through human (a)   men construct and reconstruct cultures and civilizations in his society.

Any human (a)   using intellectual, mental and bodily capabilities to make this world more beautiful and useful can be called labour.

Labour is the most accepted and dignified means of one' s (a)   .

The famous scientist (a)   says ,"Nothing worthwhile has been achieved free of cost. All those discoveries and inventions are realized out of hard work.

Any kind of labour which is not undertaken to (a)   others or cause any damage will be worth doing irrespective of the menial work or the white collar job.

The encyclical, 'Mater et Magistra' of (a)   deals in details on the importance of agriculture and agricultural workers.

The greatest geniuses have been the greatest (a)  

Human work proceeds directly from the persons created in the image of God and is called to prolong the work of (a)   by subduing the Earth