The one who does justice will live in the presence of the Lord
(Psalm 15:1a)
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September 1 E-Bulletin
Preserving Democracy: Papal Perspectives
During a 2021 visit to Greece, the pope noted his concern that around the world we are witnessing a “retreat from democracy” and a “skepticism about democracy” provoked by fears and theories amplified by virtual communication that creates division in society.
Infinite Dignity
The Catholic Church firmly teaches that the acknowledgement and protection of human dignity is an absolutely central part of our faith. A new and highly authoritative Vatican document has recently been published to better understand it.
Falsely Accused Priest Restored to Ministry Just Days Before Death
Immigration: Impact on Culture
In his encyclical Fratelli tutti (n 129-153), Pope Francis argues that immigration can be mutually beneficial, enriching both cultures. The pope invites us to see an encounter between two cultures as a what we might call a “gift exchange.”
Wisdom Wednesday | August
Welcome to a Do-It-Yourself edition of Wisdom Wednesday for August 7-28, prepared in advance to accommodate AUSCP staff schedules. You are invited to check out some typical sources for news, commentary and opinion on faith, society and politics.
Conversations in the Spirit:Religious Liberty, Freedom,and Formation of Conscience
Slavery in the 21st century
Slavery ended in the 19th century, right? Wrong. It continues to this very day under a new name: human trafficking.




