Most of us think of charity as optional. A kind gesture. A good habit. A “nice to have” in a decent life. But what if that view is not just incomplete—but wrong?
I Have Loved You: Five Surprising Ideas About Poverty from Pope Leo XIV’s Dilexi Te by CAPP-USA Beyond Spare Change Most of us think we have a decent handle on charity. It's the spare change we drop into a cup, the canned goods we donate to a food...
“[I]t is well known that there are many other forms of poverty, especially in modern society – not only economic but cultural and spiritual poverty as well.” (Pope St.…
"We need to broaden our perspective…We need to grow in a solidarity which 'would allow all peoples to become the artisans of their destiny'" (Pope Francis, 190)…
Structural poverty is particularly egregious for “those living in conditions opposed to human dignity: those who lack basic rights and needs such as food, water,…