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Locke & CST
Inside Catholic has been kind enough to publish a reworked and hopefully more coherent account of my thoughts on Locke and Catholic political thought. For those who didn’t want to wade through m… more →
The American Catholic
No, It Is Not Self-Referential
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wrote 5 days ago: Addressing an Anglican conference at Holy Trinity Brompton yesterday, Friedrich Cardinal Schörborn d … more →
Words to Live By
wrote 5 days ago: Words to Live By Through the combination of social and economic change, trade union organizations ex … more →
Today in History: May 15, 2013
wrote 6 days ago: This day in 1891, Pope Leo XIII issued the first ever social encyclical of the Catholic Church, the … more →
THE ROAD TO CANTERBURY
wrote 1 week ago: The Road to Canterbury Andrew Atherstone. Darton, Longman + Todd. ISBN:978 0 232 52994 4. £7.99 When … more →
Participating in the New Creation
wrote 1 week ago: Participating in the New Creation A Theological Appreciation of Work by Henry L. Novello IT IS COMMO … more →
Կաթոլիկ եկեղեցի. պոնտիֆիկները փոխվում են, խնդիրները՝ մնում (մաս 3-րդ՝ վերջին)
wrote 1 month ago: Սկիզբը՝ այստեղ Իտալացի լրագրող Ջիովաննի Բենսին Վատիկանի դժվարությունների և հեռանկարների մասին Լևոն 1 … more →
REFLECTION: Will Pope Francis challenge the U.S. bishops?
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wrote 1 month ago: by Tom Cordaro Pax Christi USA Ambassador of Peace Back in 1990, in preparation for the 100th annive … more →
Practical Distributism
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wrote 1 month ago: As someone deeply (almost viscerally) inclined towards Libertarianism, it’s hard for me … more →
Pope Benedict XIV - An appreciation
wrote 2 months ago: Pope Benedict XIV – An appreciation Clayton Sinyai When Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger became Bened … more →
An Introduction to Catholic Social Teaching
wrote 3 months ago: An Introduction to Catholic Social Teaching 1. Historical Overview In 1891, Pope Leo XIII release … more →
Laborem Exercens - Summary
wrote 3 months ago: Laborem Exercens - Summary (SEPTEMBER 14, 1981) VATICAN CITY, DEC 4, 1997 (VIS) – John Paul II … more →
Theology of Work
wrote 3 months ago: Theology of Work The late Holy Father John Paul II teaches that work must test and engage the whole … more →
The Distributist Review...What is Distributism?
wrote 3 months ago: What is Distributism? Distributism finds its roots in the social and economic theories articulated i … more →
Leo XIII and legal fiction
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wrote 3 months ago: A propos of nothing, I was re-reading my way through arguably one of the Church’s finest piece … more →
What does the Catholic church teach about labor unions?
wrote 4 months ago: What does the Catholic church teach about labor unions? Fr. Joe Answers: Over the past 200 years, th … more →
Catholic Popes and Bishops on the Importance of Labor Unions
wrote 4 months ago: Catholic Popes and Bishops on the Importance of Labor Unions OKC Catholic Worker HOME Pope John Paul … more →
Nine Basic Themes of Catholic Social Teaching by Richard Gribble, CSC, PhD
wrote 4 months ago: Nine Basic Themes of Catholic Social Teaching by Richard Gribble, CSC, PhD In his book Living Justic … more →
Catholics and Organized Labor by Richard Gribble, CSC, PhD
wrote 4 months ago: Catholics and Organized Labor by Richard Gribble, CSC, PhD One of the most significant achievement … more →
Leo XIII Knew Socialism Would Fail Because it was Evil | Crisis Magazine
wrote 4 months ago: It is generally held that Catholic Social Teaching begins with Pope Leo XIII’s masterly encyclical, … more →
