Why do Catholics teach children filial piety?

Filial piety is reverence and respect children show parents (Catechism of the Catholic Church, #2215). This helps children respond to the Fourth Commandment, “Honor your father and your mother, that you may have a long life in the land the LORD your God is giving you” (Exodus 20:12). Catholics also expect children to respect their brothers and sisters as a contribution to harmony and holiness in family life. In turn, parents build in children the foundation for a life of faith.

4 events, 28

4 events, 28

Pentecost

Pentecost

0 events, 29

0 events, 29

1 event, 30

1 event, 30

2 events, 31

2 events, 31

1 event, 1

1 event, 1

0 events, 2

0 events, 2

2 events, 3

2 events, 3

3 events, 4

3 events, 4

0 events, 5

0 events, 5

1 event, 6

1 event, 6

2 events, 7

2 events, 7

1 event, 8

1 event, 8

0 events, 9

0 events, 9

2 events, 10

2 events, 10

2 events, 11

2 events, 11

0 events, 12

0 events, 12

1 event, 13

1 event, 13

2 events, 14

2 events, 14

1 event, 15

1 event, 15

0 events, 16

0 events, 16

2 events, 17

2 events, 17

2 events, 18

2 events, 18

0 events, 19

0 events, 19

1 event, 20

1 event, 20

2 events, 21

2 events, 21

1 event, 22

1 event, 22

0 events, 23

0 events, 23

3 events, 24

3 events, 24

4 events, 25

4 events, 25

0 events, 26