Tag: Social teaching
Panel: Relationship between common good and business is critical
Father Martin Schlag, Ryan Institute director and conference organizer, said that the common good is more than a “sum” of individual goods — it includes a “life in common.”
Standing out to take a stand: Prof melds religious life with academia
From the time she wore an improvised nun’s habit while playing “school” as a child in Detroit, Sister Amata Miller has thought about religious life, teaching and social justice.
Throughout her 65-year career as a member of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and as a teacher in many capacities, she has integrated her passion for Catholic social teaching and social justice into her work.
The public arena is a mission field
Pope Francis has called us to understand the Church’s structures and institutions through “a missionary key.”
Understanding the church’s teaching on immigration
Many Catholics have trouble on occasion aligning themselves with the church when it takes a position on matters of public policy.
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