In 1993, Pope John Paul II set up a foundation to promote dialogue between Catholic Social Teaching (CST) and the
Catholic Social Teaching: Why Church Cares about Economics Read Post »
US-based Tony Magliano looks at what would happen if governments considered Catholic Social Teachings or even general morality when formulating
Catholic Social Teaching’s Message to Government Budgets Read Post »
By Father Pierre Goldie – Pope Paul VI, in an encyclical on mission (1975), contends that the split between the
Catholic Social Teachings: The Church Reaching Into the Real World Read Post »
How often to we see God in the beggar? FRANCIS TUSON writes about a time when he was confronted with poverty and
The Night I Drove Home Naked Read Post »
Bishop Barry Knestout – One of my roles as your bishop is teacher. This role is critical to the life
Catholic Social Teachings Are Not Political Statements Read Post »
When a disciple of Jesus takes his or her baptismal call seriously, that person’s words and actions live on long after he or she leaves this world. An outstanding example of this truth is found in the prophetic discipleship of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Rev Martin Luther King Jr: His Wisdom is Still Calling us Higher Read Post »
The Brotherhood of Blessed Gérard will be celebrating 25 years of service, caring for those most in need, in its community of Mandeni in Eshowe diocese.
Brotherhood of Blessed Gérard Celebrates 25 years Read Post »
Continuing education by the Catholic Church about the danger nuclear weapons pose is needed if the goal of total nuclear
Catholics in the Pew Also Hold the Key to Nuclear Disarmament Read Post »
What is the common good? According to Catholic teaching the principle of the common good to which every aspect of social life must be related if it is to attain its fullest meaning, stems from the dignity, unity and equality of all people.
Commit to the Common Good Read Post »
