Connecting the Dots From ‘Rerum Novarum’ to ‘Magnifica Humanitas’
ANALYSIS: There have been seven phases of development over the past 135 since Pope Leo III issued his groundbreaking document.
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From Rerum Novarum to Today: Pope Leo XIV Prepares to Add His Voice to the Church’s Social Teaching
During his recent apostolic trip to Cameroon, the Pope called on Catholic university students from central Africa to be ‘pioneers of a new humanism in the context of the digital revolution.’
Bishops Should Bring Fullness of Catholic Teaching to the Immigration Debate
COMMENTARY: If Catholics in the pews come to believe there is only one ‘Catholic’ position on immigration policy, something essential in the Church’s own teaching has gone missing.
Beyond Davos: Private Property and the Universal Destination of Goods
COMMENTARY: Catholic teaching on private property and the universal destination of goods offers a more nuanced framework than the caricatures heard at Davos.
Looking at Venezuela Through a Catholic Lens
COMMENTARY: Truth matters, means matter and human beings are never mere instruments — not even when the target is guilty and the temptation to ‘finally do something’ is overwhelming.
Want to Learn More About Catholic Social Teaching? Check Out This Video Series by Pope Leo’s Alma Mater
Since first launching the YouTube channel, Angelicum Media has garnered more than a million views on its videos.
Bishop Barron Critiques New York Mayor Mamdani’s Embrace of ‘Collectivism’
Bishop Robert Barron of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota, explained Catholic teaching in a post on X.
Do We Really Love the Poor? Pope Leo Offers 8 Questions to Help Us Find Out
‘The Church is fully the bride of the Lord,’ says the Holy Father, ‘only when she is the sister of the poor.’
A Catholic Response to the Immigration and Deportation Debate
COMMENTARY: This approach to immigration is morally grounded, theologically sound and capable of fostering genuine dialogue.
Senator Flunks Civics 101: Governments Secure Rights, God Grants Them
COMMENTARY: Sen. Tim Kaine’s declaration of dependence on our political leaders misses the point of America’s founding: Governments are instituted to secure our rights, not grant them.
