Which of the following is NOT one of the Seven Catholic Social Teachings?

The promotion of individual wealth is not part of the Seven Catholic Social Teachings because this framework emphasizes the importance of community, social justice, and the common good rather than individual accumulation of wealth. Catholic Social Teachings focus on the dignity of every person, the importance of community and solidarity among individuals, stewardship of the environment, and the need for economic systems that serve the well-being of all, particularly the poor and marginalized.

In contrast, the other choices present principles that align with Catholic Social Teaching. The Life and Dignity of the Human Person emphasizes that every human's life is precious and must be respected. Care for God's Creation recognizes our responsibility to protect and sustain the Earth as a gift from God. Solidarity stresses the interconnectedness of all people and the responsibility to work for social reform and justice.