We interrupt our regularly scheduled programing to bring you
an important news bulletin. This past
Saturday the venerable Homiletic and
Pastoral Review (the oldest magazine for Catholic clergy in the United
States) published “Pope
Francis and the Just Third Way,” an examination of the principles of
economic and social justice in light of Pope Francis’s expressed concerns.
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| Pope St. John Paul II offered CESJ his personal encouragement. |
While the byline is that of Michael D. Greaney, CESJ’s
Director of Research, Dawn K. Brohawn, CESJ’s Director of Communications, and
Dr. Norman G. Kurland, president of CESJ, had a great deal of input — as did
the writings of Father William Ferree, S.M., Ph.D., popes Leo XIII, Pius XI,
John Paul II, and Francis (among others), and, of course, Louis O. Kelso and
Mortimer J. Adler.
Within a few hours a number of very positive comments have
come in, viz.,
“Excellent
article, I’m so glad to finally read something on Catholic Social Teaching that
makes logical sense. Thank you!” — Maria
“Beautifully
done. God bless your work.” —
D.F.
“I
am thrilled this was published! I will continue to pray it receives a
fair hearing and if it is God's Will that it can be part of the solution to the
economic injustice widespread in the world.” — Stephen W.
“Thank
you for this.” — Max W.
“It’s
about TIME someone said this]!” — G.S.
"Praise God!!" — Lisa D.
"Thanks be to God you're on the right side!" — F.D.M.
"A great job with this article!" Peter H.
“Right on target. Bull’s eye for Catholic social teaching.” — Br. John S.
"Praise God!!" — Lisa D.
"Thanks be to God you're on the right side!" — F.D.M.
"A great job with this article!" Peter H.
“Right on target. Bull’s eye for Catholic social teaching.” — Br. John S.
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