Quote of the Day
Pope Francis: “The attachment to riches is the beginning of all kinds of corruption, everywhere: personal corruption, corruption in business, even small commercial bribery…political corruption, corruption in education.”
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Meghan Clark: The Biblical Roots of Catholic Social Teaching
Millennial writer Meghan Clark on the Old and New Testament roots of Catholic social teaching:
Around the Web
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Chicago archbishop: Church should work through social changes together by Joshua McElwee: “‘That’s how I look at various discussions and dialogue with people, especially if they’re different from me and come up differently from me,’ he said. ‘I think those discussions are not only encounters for… Read More Around the Web
Quote of the Day
Pope Francis: “God acts in humility, in silence, in the little things.”
Quote of the Day
Pope Francis: “The Christian vocation is first and foremost a call to love, a love which attracts us and draws us out of ourselves.”
Pope Francis’ Smaller Visits Have a Bigger Meaning
Christopher Hale writes in Time: In his six-day trip, the pope will visit the homeless in Washington, immigrants in Harlem, and prisoners in Philadelphia. If Francis’s trip to the U.S. looks anything like his previous overseas journeys, it will be these encounters with the excluded—not his 18 speeches and visits with the political and cultural… Read More Pope Francis’ Smaller Visits Have a Bigger Meaning
Solidarity: The Theological Antidote to Libertarianism
Check out this outstanding panel discussion from the recent Erroneous Autonomy: A Conversation on Solidarity & Faith event, which includes Millennial‘s Meghan Clark, along with Rabbi Jack Moline, Executive Director of Interfaith Alliance; James Bratt of Calvin College; and Lisa Sharon Harper, Senior Director for Mobilizing at Sojourners:
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