The Catholic Worldview is a comprehensive perception of the universe, revealed to us in Jesus, that provides insights into the meaning of life and how to live it. (original source)
The Catholic Worldview perceives:
• God as Trinity, a communion of Persons who love us and invite us to share in their divine life for all eternity;
• the action of the Spirit in the world, inviting and empowering all people to respond to the divine love;
• Jesus as God’s Son, who saved us through his life, death and resurrection, and through whom we enter into the life of God;
• the meaning and purpose of life as grounded in God’s love for us and our response as disciples of Jesus;
• the Church as the communion of disciples that makes present to the world the mystery of Jesus and,
through its sacramental life, makes us part of that mystery;
• the presence of God in our daily life, in the Eucharist, in the Sacred Scriptures and in the living tradition of the Church;
• the cross of Jesus in the struggles and hardships of life and approaches them as Jesus did his cross,
with trust and confidence in God;
• each human being as a unique person created in the image of God, having an inalienable dignity that is always to be respected;
• an imperative to proclaim to others the love we receive from Jesus, by loving them as Jesus loves us;
• an obligation to work to create social conditions in which the unique dignity of each person is respected and all human rights protected.