Socialism disposes of the right to private property and hands over the production of goods to the state.
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What is Socialism?
Socialism disposes of the right to private property and hands over the production of goods to the state.
What is Solidarity?
Solidarity is not “a feeling of vague compassion or shallow distress at the misfortunes of others.” (Pope St. John Paul II, 38)
A summary of Caritas in Veritate (CIV) begins with understanding its importance and requires recognizing its complexity (…)
Just four months before his death – in his final meeting with CAPP – Pope St. John Paul II, in a sort of Last Will & (…)
The controversy over the primacy of ‘charity or justice’ is reminiscent of earlier controversies about ‘faith or w (…)
A friend said, “Catholic Social Teaching is just the Church’s way of pushing socialism on us.” I hear this often. (…)
Implementing Catholic social teaching results in confusion and error if our consciences are improperly formed. (…)
“Any tendency to treat religion as a private matter must be resisted. Only when their faith permeates every aspect of (…)
