US Vaccine Priority Allocation Generally Aligns With Church Teaching
However, some states have shifted from the CDC’s national guidelines due to local epidemiology and demand.
Results from Tag: 'common good'
‘Believe in People’: A Book Every Catholic Should Read
COMMENTARY: New book shows how all of us can make America, and the world, a more just place and enable everyone to lead better lives. It is as comprehensive as it is heartening and inspiring.
Catholic Association Leader: Survival of European Union Depends on Families
The president of the Federation of Catholic Family Associations in Europe explains why the COVID-19 crisis makes it more urgent than ever to rethink the current mindset there regarding the family.
The Roots of Polarization: Politics Without Morality and the Transcendent End
COMMENTARY: There is something increasingly bitter about political divisions in our own day.
Diversity, Pluralism, Multiculturalism!?
COMMENTARY: We don’t have very much clarity on what these terms really mean, not just by definition, but in actual practice. During an intense election cycle, lack of clarity is a problem.
Catholic and Muslim Leaders Denounce Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction
‘Christianity and Islam share a commitment to love and respect for the life, dignity and welfare of all members of the human community,’ an Aug. 18 joint declaration said.
Missing More: Catholics and Political Life
COMMENTARY: It is almost axiomatic that many Catholic politicians in both political parties are unwilling to form their consciences properly.
Solidarity: Paying It Forward in Christian Charity Is Both Natural and Supernatural
CONNECTING THE DOTS: Part Seven of a Register Series on Catholic Social Teaching
Solidarity Transforms Unjust Citizens and States
CONNECTING THE DOTS: Part Six of a Register Series on Catholic Social Teaching
Subsidiarity Puts a Human Face on Catholic Social Teaching
CONNECTING THE DOTS: Part Five of a Register Series
