The Just Third Way

      For those of you used to doing things the right way instead of getting everything all turned around, the title of this blog is “How to...

We’ve been looking into the roots of socialism, and how socialism and social justice became confused.   One of the things that struck us tha...

This week we have another video from the “Sensus Fidelium” YouTube channel.   Yes (as we’ve said before), it’s a “Catho...

 We wish we had better news than we have, but we don’t, but here goes, anyway:

As we saw in the previous posting on this subject , one way to “lure” people back to work when they are (at least tempo...

In the previous posting on this subject , we looked briefly at the problem of how things like the UBI, welfare, and une...

. . . but is that the question?   Quite a few people have noted over the past several months that the enhanced unemploy...

This week we have another video blog from "Sensus Fidelium," hosted by Steve Cunningham.  Again, we issue the caveat that this is...

This week, instead of the usual format for “News from the Network,” we’re trying out what we hope will be a regular mon...

Frequently in our research we’ve come across claims such as Marxist communism and Fabian socialism are two different th...

No, this isn’t a “real” language lesson, a sort of “Latin pro populo” (“Latin for everybody”) that you can use as a han...

A short time ago we got a request to comment on Karl Marx as “the second economic reductionist.”   In the context of th...

This week we have a video blog from "Sensus Fidelium," hosted by Steve Cunningham.  Yes, it's a "Catholic" show, but...

Yes, most of the news is related one way or another to the pandemic, but it also relates to the Just Third Way.   The o...

Somewhat to our surprise, we seem to have become something of a “distributist guru.”   Of course, that could just be an...

In a recent article , His Auxiliary Excellency Bishop Robert Barron opined (how do you like that word?) that if the lai...

We’re having trouble keeping up with what various commentators are proposing as their respective solutions to the pande...

Continuing our videos/podcasts on personalism, today we bring you another video which — while it is not one of ours — seems to be okay.  Fra...

If you’re worried about the way things are going in the world, you might want to skip the first half of this edition of...

In the previous posting on this subject , we looked at how a social encyclical should be read.   That, however, was not...

A while back, toward the end of June (the twenty-fourth, to be exact), the New York Times ran an editorial on “The Jobs We Need,” although...

One of the things we’ve noticed about people who call themselves capitalists or socialists is that far too often those who advocate or defe...

Today we thought we'd try something a little different . . . rather than a whole lot different as we usually end up doing.  Seeing as ho...

We admit that much of what is happening these days does not lend itself to brief news items.   Making matters worse, th...