This week, we reflect on Fratelli Tutti, explore the ‘decay’ of truth in society, and offer Catholic perspectives on the coronavirus vaccine and other election-related news.
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The Economy of Francis – of both saint and pope
By Tony Magliano The world – and especially the poor – needs a national and global economy that justly and fairly works for everyone. The hungry, homeless, unemployed, underemployed, refugees, and all destitute fellow human beings desperately need, and deserve a just and fair sharing of the wealth. But instead,…
The rumble in Dorothy Day’s soul still quakes 40 years after her death
Commentary by Patricia Lefevere in NCR: “Not surprisingly, America’s most radical Catholic has had service projects, buildings, lecture series, seminars and symposiums named after her at Catholic, Baptist and secular universities. Forty years after her departure and 123 since her birth, the rumble in Dorothy Day’s soul is still seismic.”