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Inflation and Catholic Social Teaching

Inflation and Catholic Social Teaching

by capp | Jan 5, 2023 | All

Join our Newsletter Inflation and Catholic Social Teaching   by CAPP-USA   Inflation is an insidious problem! It harms, in a perverse reverse order, those least able to deal with it: from the poorest up. By eroding purchasing power, families at the bottom...
Mark Carney, Pope Francis, and the Global Economy

Mark Carney, Pope Francis, and the Global Economy

by capp | Oct 19, 2021 | All

Join our Newsletter   Pope Francis, Virgil, and the Global Economy   by Nicholas D. Sawicki   Photo by Toby Madden (Courtesy of Mark Carney) Sic vos non vobis. This famous rebuke by the poet Virgil to the plagiarizer Bathyllus, “For you, but not yours,”...
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