The Candidates and Economics: Whose Plan Is ‘More Catholic’?
Experts agree that the economy should serve persons and families, but differ on the presidential candidates and policies to get the job done.
Results from Tag: 'catholic social teaching'
Some Thoughts on the New Urbanism
Can the “new urbanism” help foster a more human and humane life?
Pope Francis: Catholic Social Teaching is Fundamental to Tackling World Issues
Speaking via livestream from the library of the Vatican’s apostolic palace, the pope stated that the Church “helps with the sick, but she is not an expert. Nor does she give specific socio-political indications.”
Do Pandemic ‘Stimulus’ Policies Align With Church Teachings?
Stefano Fontana, director of the Cardinal Van Thuan International Observatory on the Social Doctrine of the Church, warns against overreliance on such monetary policies.
Another Catholic Case for Capitalism
The time to make the Catholic case for capitalism has finally arrived.
Deadly Quarantine: Accounting for Total Costs in a Pandemic
COMMENTARY: Coronavirus threw the mighty engine of the U.S. economy into emergency shutdown and slammed straight into one of the oldest of questions: At what cost?
How Catholic Entrepreneurship Is Key to Rebuilding the Economy
COMMENTARY: The social doctrine of the Catholic Church is a calling to which all can respond.
The Role of Values in Helping the Poor
Howard Husock asks what part the government might play in some of our contemporary social problems.
In Labor Day Memo, Bishop Says Catholic Social Teaching Holds Key to a Just Economy
Florida Bishop Frank Dewane called on Catholics to turn to ‘the treasury of the Church’s social teaching’ to consider new ways to promote justice for workers.
