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Freedom Quotes from the Catholic Church

“When human beings set themselves against God, they…do not become free, but alienated from themselves.”

The ‘Health of Nations’ in Light of CST and Pope Francis
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We have the opportunity, not simply to reevaluate our economic, political, and social orders, but actually to change them for the better.
Katharine Schori is an Episcopal church bishop. The Catholic Church rejects women's ordination, while the Anglican tradition, begun by King Henry, does.
Can Women be Ordained Priests?
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Can women be ordained? This is a difficult topic for us ‘moderns’ because the reason for the answer “no” is, essentially, theological.
CAPP was founded by Pope St. John Paul II in 1993 to promote the knowledge and practice of Catholic social teaching.
The New Evangelization
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The Church calls for a new evangelization and tells us that “to spread her social doctrine pertains to the Church’s evangelization mission and is an essential part of the Christian message”. (Pope St. John Paul II)
Mark Carney: Pope Francis and the global economy
Mark Carney, Pope Francis, and the Global Economy
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We can either continue on the current path of what some argue is amoral wealth generation in a dehumanizing market society, or we can build new systems, grounded in common values, that encourage growth while stewarding resources for future generations.
Francis is the third of the three modern popes to shape catholic social teaching.
What is the Church's Role in Catholic Social Teaching
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While the Church fully realizes that society must be structured appropriately, she is just as clear that this is NOT the job of the Church. The role of the Church and laity are distinct
Catholic Social Teaching vs. Secular Social Theory
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Is Catholic social teaching just another social theory? No! We would be remiss if we gave the impression that Catholic social teaching is just an alternative sociological, economic or anthropological view of the world, albeit a prescriptive one, with many of its insights being substantiated by these disciplines.

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