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There is no doubt that human work has an ethical value of its own, which clearly and directly remain linked to the fact that the one who carries it out is a person, a conscious and free subject, that is to say a subject that decides about himself. (Pope Saint John Paul II, +2005)
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In the waning years of the 19th century, before the war to end all wars at the dawn of the twentieth, followed by the imposition of ‘real socialism’ by Lenin and Stalin, the first day of May was adopted as ‘International Workers’ Day’, to celebrate the rights of the laborer, in light of Marx and Engel’s 1848 Communist Manifesto: ‘Workers, unite!’
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Catholic Social Teaching and the natural law upon which it is founded are not mere historical curiosities to be kept filed away in the past. To the contrary, their origins in God’s designs for life – that is, in the Word of God – ensures their continuing fundamental relevance to every social undertaking of humankind. The most important object of any legal system is protect, r...
Saint Marie of the Incarnation (1599 – 1672) was a mystic and missionary to Canada, contemporaneous with the first settlers of this wild and savage land, along with the Franciscans and Jesuits who brought the Faith. She was born Marie Guyart in 1599, in Tours, France, her father a baker, her mother a homemaker, who had eight children, Marie being the fourth....
Michel Ghislieri was born as Anton in 1504, but took the name of the Archangel ‘who is like God’ when he joined the Dominican Order at the age of 14, and never looked back. Fitting, for his whole life was a spiritual battle, first, against his own sinful tendencies – against which he was merciless, and which should always be our first concern – and then agai...