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Catholic Social Teaching

2023
Abstract This chapter provides an introduction to Catholic Social Teaching (CST). It explains the purpose of CST, which applies Christian beliefs to issues that arise through our life in society, including relationships in the labour market.
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Catholic Social Teaching and the Duty to Vaccinate

The American Journal of Bioethics, 2017
Since the last century, vaccination has been one of the most important tools we possess for the prevention and elimination of disease. Yet the tremendous gains from vaccination are now threatened by a growing hesitance to vaccinate based on a variety of concerns or objections.
Paul J, Carson, Anthony T, Flood
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Catholic Social Teaching

2015
This essay considers the modern tradition of Catholic social teaching (CST). CST finds its roots in the biblical, patristic, and medieval periods, but was inaugurated in particular by Leo XIII’s encyclical Rerum novarum (1891) and has been sustained by a range of papal encyclicals and conciliar documents since. The documents of CST emphasize that human
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Catholic Social Teaching

2019
Catholic social teaching (CST), often described as one of the best kept secrets of the Catholic Church (De Berri, Hug, & Henriot, 2003), is grounded in understandings of justice generated throughout the Old and New Testaments. It comments on public life and encourages people to act for justice by reflecting on and applying the principles of CST as ...
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Catholic Social Teaching and the Economic Sit Uation

Journal of Empirical Theology, 1992
Official Catholic Social Teaching beginning with the Papal document Rerum Novarum (Leo XIII, 1891) has come to recognize the methodological necessity of interdisciplinary cooperation in the effort to achieve economic justice. Catholic Social Teaching together with the empirical sciences can make valuable contributions in this effort.
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Catholic Social Teaching and Unionism

Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines, 2003
Catholic Social Teaching on labor unions as promulgated by Pope Leo XIII and several of his successors is contrary to the form of unionism imposed on American workers and employers by the National Labor Relations Act. Since many of the coercive aspects of the NLRA are replicated in laws adopted in several to papal condemnation. The 1986 pastoral letter
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Catholic Social Teaching in Practice

2023
Although the virtues are implicit in Catholic Social Teaching, they are too often overlooked.  In this pioneering study, Andrew M. Yuengert draws on the neo-Aristotelian virtues tradition to bring the virtue of practical wisdom into an explicit and wide-ranging engagement with the Church's social doctrine.
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Catholic Social Teaching and Distributism

2017
Catholic Social Teaching is a relatively new and growing body of theology. Its foundation can be found in the Bible and Tradition of the Church. However, it began to be formalized beginning in 1891 with the writing of Pope Leo’s revolutionary Social Letter/Encyclical, On the New Things/Rerum Novarum.
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A Century of Catholic Social Teaching

Theology Today, 1991
“Four areas of concern will need to be dealt with in the future approach of the hierarchical teaching office to the social teaching of the Church in the area of social-ethical methodologies: an explicitly Christian approach as contrasted with an inclusively human approach, an emphasis on an organic and ordered society as distinguished from a more ...
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Catholic Social Teaching and Europe

New Blackfriars, 2012
AbstractThe paper describes the settings for an official dialogue between religious communities, including the Catholic Church, and the institutions of the European Union. It goes on to describe some important and necessary contributions that a Christian vision can make to the European project.
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