Catholic Social Guild Pamphlets, Second Series (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Inhaltsangabe

Explore how Catholic ethical principles guide economic thinking and social reform. This pamphlet presents how faith can inform reasoning about work, wages, and the duties of individuals in society. It argues that practical social questions require both moral guidance and careful study of economics and history.

From the premise that human life has a sacred value, the book explains why charity, solidarity, and self-denial matter in addressing poverty and labor issues. It highlights the need for personal commitment beyond money, and it urges Catholics to engage with public life—through professions, literature, science, and service—to help the vulnerable and shape just policies.

• How ethical principles intersect with economic questions like wages and labor rights


• The role of Catholic education and imagination in motivating social action


• Why faith calls for both personal service and public effort in reform


• Historical context for social teaching, including responses to liberal economic ideas

Ideal for readers seeking a faith-based perspective on social justice, work, and community responsibility.

Die Inhaltsangabe kann sich auf eine andere Ausgabe dieses Titels beziehen.