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Consumerism and the Environment
A person who is concerned solely or primarily with possessing and enjoying – who can no longer subordinate his instincts - cannot be free. Materialism…
An economy, grounded in Catholic social teaching, will not promote consumerism, but the dignity of the human person .
Holiday Commercialization and Consumerism
A person who is concerned solely or primarily with possessing and enjoying – who can no longer subordinate his instincts - cannot be free. Materialism…
Consumerism: Rampant and Dangerous
Simply, but elegantly put: consumerism is a style of life directed towards “having” rather than “being”. It is a “web of false and superficial gratifications.”…
Consumption and Family Life
Consumerism arises from a misunderstanding about the meaning of life and the real source of human happiness: It is an addiction to buying things, to…

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The Role of Laity in Catholic Social Teaching – Part 2 by CAPP-USA

The Role of Laity in Catholic Social Teaching – Part 3 by CAPP-USA

The Role of Laity in Catholic Social Teaching – Part 4 by CAPP-USA

The Role of Laity: St. John Paul II’s Final Message by CAPP-USA

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The Role of Laity According to Vatican II Part 2 by CAPP-USA

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