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"We'll do what we can... take these unoccupied buildings to start some hospices. A place to live and something to eat now, then we can plan on getting back the land"

What is the object of social justice according to the thought of the Pope? Undoubtedly, it is the common good.

Christian labor leadership is impossible if there are no Christians trained to be leaders; here is an answer to the problem.

Episodes in the life of Pope Pius XII illustrate the piety and dignity, the gentle geniality, zeal and self-discipline of the present Vicar of Christ.

Just before M. Maritain’s last sailing for Europe (December, 1938), the editors of The Commonweal put to him a number of questions

The terrain to which the refugee can go is fearfully restricted.

We are literally sharing the poverty of those we help. Once the work of starting houses of hospitality is begun, support comes.

Unemployment is a grave emergency today. Workers of the world are being lost to the Church. As lay apostles and "other Christs," this is our responsibility.

An editorial cartoon

Dorothy Day lays out her program for a vast system of Catholic Worker houses of hospitality.