Twenty-five years ago the United States bishops issued their last comprehensive commentary on the moral dimensions of the American political economy. The anniversary of their pastoral message Economic Justice for All arrives during the nation’s most serious economic crisis since the Great Depression, at a time when Americans yearn for a positive vision of an economy that can (...)
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More than a Relic?
The Bishops’ Economic Pastoral Turns 25
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Since the USCCB doesn't want to discuss economic and social issues at this years meeting, it seems they are more concerned about their loss of moral suasion in the country and amongst the laity, than follow the footsteps of Jesus.
“Men and women in business, on farms, in factories, in governments, in scientific and technical institutions, and in every other field of labor can achieve true sanctity when they respond to the call of discipleship in the midst of their work.”
Oh, you mean like Opus Dei?