Pope Francis Asks Financial Consultants to Put People Before Business
During his encounter with the firm, Pope Francis suggested three ways financial professionals can make the world more humane, just, and fraternal.
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Pope Francis Offers Advice to Christian Business Executives: ‘Invoke the Holy Spirit to Guide Your Choices’
‘I invite you to keep your gaze fixed on Jesus Christ through your prayer life and the offering of your daily work,’ the Holy Father told French-Catholic entrepreneurs.
Speculation, Monopoly, Subprime Mortgages — and the Common Good
Belgian Catholic scholar Wim Decock discusses the intellectual legacy of Leonardus Lessius and why this great Jesuit thinker’s economic ideas remain relevant today.
There’s More to the Chick-fil-A Flap Than Meets the Eye
COMMENTARY: The silence of St. Thomas More teaches us very clearly how we should hold ourselves out when martyrdom threatens.
Toys R Us Contributes to Its Corporate Death Wish
COMMENTARY: The company did not just fall behind its competition. It promoted the eradication of its future customer base.
Building a Better Business Education for Catholics
COMMENTARY: The idea of business as a noble vocation has both a practical and spiritual understanding.
The Catholic University of America’s Business School Integrates Virtue, Vocation and Work
With three years under its belt — and $47 million in new gifts — CUA’s Busch School is impressing both CEOs and Church leaders with its excellence and commitment to the university’s Catholic mission.
CUA Receives Largest Donation in University History, Renames Business School After Catholic Donors
The school will be renamed the Tim and Steph Busch School of Business and Economics after the lead donor in the project, The Busch Family Foundation, run by Tim Busch and his wife, Steph. Tim Busch is co-founder and chairman of The Napa Institute.
