The Death of the Summer Job
Some reflections from the vantage point of Catholic social thought
Results from Tag: 'catholic social teaching'
The Catholic Case for Labor
COMMENTARY: If we want to support workers, we should do what Jesus and his Church would do, not what Karl Marx and socialists would do.
Are You Young and Eager? Try the Trades
There are many reasons why Catholic youth should consider the trades and entrepreneurship.
Motherhood Matters. But Do Catholic Maternity-Leave Policies Reflect That?
A recent study revealed that Church practices may lag behind its own teachings, but some Catholics are calling for change.
Bringing Catholicism to Crime and Punishment
As violent crime continues to surge in U.S. cities, experts discuss how to best address this pressing issue.
Bishops to Hold Meeting on Church’s Social Teaching to Show ‘Catholics Are Alive in Europe’
Around 300 delegates will participate in the event, which is intended to offer a Christian perspective on Europe’s recovery in the political, economic, and social systems, especially after the coronavirus pandemic.
Pope Francis: Catholic Social Teaching Has Useful Principles for Popular Movements to Follow
Pope Francis compared popular movements to the Good Samaritan, and said that these two things reminded him of the protests which happened because of the death of George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota on May 25, 2020, by police officer Derek Chauvin.
America Needs to Want a Catholic Politics
Catholics need to offer something simple, radical and real — and something that can transform hearts and change what Americans want.
Immigration, Justice and Reality
EDITORIAL: It’s worth considering how some of the human realities related to immigration have changed in recent decades and how our laws and policies can better respond to them.
Help Wanted: Labor Shortage Points to Deeper Needs in Society
Millions of unfilled positions underscore the importance of participation and a just economy, say Catholic experts.
