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Catholic Social Doctrine: St. John Paul II, Laborem Exercens

9 September, 2010

By Thomas Storck After the brief pontificate of John Paul I (August to September 1978), John Paul II began his reign in October of 1978. As is well-known, John Paul is the first non-Italian pope since 1523 and the first Pole ever chosen as Vicar of Christ. John Paul II’s encyclicals and other writings have … More Catholic Social Doctrine: St. John Paul II, Laborem Exercens

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Catholic Social Doctrine: From Pius XII Through Paul VI

2 September, 2010

by Thomas Storck The successor of Pius XI in the papacy was Pius XII, who reigned from 1939 to 1958. Although today he is often not appreciated, I think he was one of the greatest popes of the last two centuries. He issued major encyclicals on the Mystical Body of Christ, on the sacred liturgy, … More Catholic Social Doctrine: From Pius XII Through Paul VI

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Catholic Social Doctrine: Pius XI

31 August, 2010

by Thomas Storck In the last article I discussed the contribution of Pius X and Pius XI to the social teaching of the Church, including the first part of Pius XI’s great encyclical Quadragesimo Anno. The next topic that Pius XI takes up is the immense one stated in the title of the encyclical, the … More Catholic Social Doctrine: Pius XI

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Catholic Social Doctrine: St. Pius X through Pius XI

30 August, 2010

by Thomas Storck In the last article in this series I spoke of Leo XIII, and especially of his great encyclical Rerum Novarum of 1891. Leo XIII was the first pope to systematically evaluate modern economic conditions in the light of the teaching of the Church, and the tradition he began has continued and developed … More Catholic Social Doctrine: St. Pius X through Pius XI

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Catholic Social Doctrine: From the Beginning through Leo XIII

27 August, 2010

by Thomas Storck The social apostolate of Christ’s one Church began while that Church’s Founder was still on this earth. In fact, even before the Incarnation, during the Old Testament dispensation, the law of God and His prophets insisted continually on justice and charity toward the poor. For example, the law of Moses proclaims that … More Catholic Social Doctrine: From the Beginning through Leo XIII

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Catholic Social Doctrine: An Introduction

26 August, 2010

by Thomas Storck Within the body of truths taught by the Catholic Church, truths about what we must believe and about how we are to live, there are those truths commonly called Catholic social teaching or the Church’s social doctrine. They are an important and integral part of Catholic doctrine, but not so well known … More Catholic Social Doctrine: An Introduction

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