Josef Pieper, AI, and Pope Leo’s Vision for Humanity
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Results from Tag: 'catholic social doctrine'
Was Pope Leo XIV Offering His African Audiences a Preview of His New Encyclical?
ANALYSIS: In recent months, the Pope has returned several times to the themes of social doctrine. In Africa, however, he revealed his thoughts on these issues in greater depth.
What Makes a ‘Catholic’ Investment? New Vatican Funds Raise the Question
Each of the two indexes includes 50 mid- and large-cap companies and is guided by the social doctrine of the Catholic Church.
There’s a Lot for Catholics to Unpack About Medicaid Cuts
COMMENTARY: As Catholics concerned about the common good, we ought to look at the Medicaid issue holistically and resist getting swept up by partisan talking points.
Scholars Break Down Compatibility of Evolution and Catholic Doctrine at Conference
The conference ran from June 6–8 at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.
‘We’ve Got a Big Mess Here’
EDITORIAL: While U.S. politicians of all stripes maneuver to score points for their side on the humanitarian disaster that is immigration, the Catholic Church’s perspective stands out and is more sensible than many people realize.
Catholic Social Teaching Wins Hearts, Minds and Elections
‘The teaching and spreading of her social doctrine,’ says Pope St. John Paul II, ‘are part of the Church’s evangelizing mission.’
What Does the Catholic Church Say About Elected Officials?
COMMENTARY: Voters — especially before elections — have great hope in princes, as long as they’re our princes and not the other side’s
What Benedict XVI, Francis and Other Popes and Councils Say About Usury
The 2004 Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church makes it clear: ‘Recourse to usury is to be morally condemned’
Catholic Social Doctrine Linked by Encyclicals Rerum Novarum and Quadragesimo Anno
COMMENTARY: Pope Pius XI’s treatment 40 years after of Pope Leo XIII’s social encyclical offers a core of continuing vitality.
