What does voting the common good mean? On its most basic level, the common good means building a society that benefits all the people in it. As a philosophical idea, the common good finds deep roots in the Roman Catholic tradition, which recognizes every human life as a sacred image of God and holds that it is our social duty to ensure the each and every person has the opportunity to reach his or her full potential. Watch this video and find out more. This November, faith can move mountains.
