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We welcome this guest post by Ronaldo Zacharias (UNISAL- Brazil) on the recently published essay...
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A guest post by Ramon Luzarraga, Ph.D., associate professor and chair of the Department of...
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America recently published an article by Stephanie Slade making “a libertarian case for the common...
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Everything about Paul Krugman recent interview with ThinkProgress is true, and everything about it...
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This past Monday night, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan addressed a town hall in his home state of...
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This is a guest post written by Christopher McMahon. Cover art is by Rachel Wheeler J.D. Vance’s...
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The Atlantic just ran an interesting article entitled “Poverty, Compounded.” The argument goes...
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On Friday, October 21, 2016, the Theology Department at Saint Vincent College hosted the...
Read MoreGuest Post By: Shawnee M. Daniels-Sykes, Ph.D., Mount Mary University (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) Essentially, for Pope Francis “a sense of deep communion with the rest of nature cannot be realized if our hearts lack...
Read MoreThis week, Congress considers legislation that would eliminate the National Housing Trust Fund and significantly reduce housing grants to state and local governments over the next 2 years. The USCCB has sent out an Action Alert...
Read MoreAs I mention in my commentary on the Catechism’s treatment of possessions, the central distinction required to implement its principles is a distinction between what possessions are necessary and basic, and what is...
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Christians see themselves as people of compassion, but often others see us as something else....
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