Video: Pope Francis on Caring for Creation
In his prayer intentions for February, Pope Francis focuses on care for our common home. Check out the video:
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Around the Web (Part 2)
Check out these recent articles from around the web: As Children Die Reaching for Europe’s Shores, Empathy Fades by AP: “Images of children victims encapsulated the drama. In one, a boy about Aylan’s age is lying on a rocky shore, a pacifier attached to his clothing with a plastic chain, a hat with a pompon… Read More Around the Web (Part 2)
Around the Web (Part 1)
Check out these recent articles from around the web: The Glamour of Evil by Gerald Schlabach: “If a social diatribe were a sufficient response to the glamour of evil, one could lament many more examples of our culture’s preference for appearance over substance. Increasingly, it seems that advertising has come to evoke ephemeral style over… Read More Around the Web (Part 1)
Quote of the Day
Bishop Robert McElroy: “If I understand Pope Francis correctly, it is that the issue of poverty, particularly global poverty, with all of its victimization of men and women across the world and children, the global poverty and degradation of the earth, which threaten the whole of our humanity, that these two issues lie at the… Read More Quote of the Day
Everyone Must Act Responsibly to Save Our World
Cardinal Peter Turkson recently gave a speech at The Future of the Corporation: From Best in the World to Best for the World. Here are some highlights of the speech: Not only is there poverty and social exclusion in the midst of plenty; economic activity is also degrading the natural environment, even to the point… Read More Everyone Must Act Responsibly to Save Our World
Quote of the Day
Pope Francis: “It is necessary to form people for ‘a new humanism of work’ in which man, and not profit, is at the center; in which the economy serves man, and does not simply make use of him.”
Around the Web
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Don’t Blame Francis for Church’s Divisions by Cathleen Kaveny: “It was Neuhaus, after all, who advanced the view that conservative Roman Catholics have more in common with orthodox Jews and Evangelical Protestants than they do with progressive members of their own religious communities. In fact, that… Read More Around the Web
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