Hear, O Man, What is Required of Thee ...

Michael and Katerina at Evangelical Catholicism have begun an interesting discussion on having a systematic and integrated approach to Catholic teaching that encompasses both "faith and morals" and "social justice" aspects (in actualitly, which sees these aspects as indistinguishible - i.e. how does one separate faith from charity?). See "Three Main Weaknesses of Today's Catholics".

Christopher Blosser has picked up the discussion at Against the Grain with "Necessary Distinctions - Prudential Judgement & Catholic Social Doctrine".

Gerald Augustinus of The Cafeteria is Closed also offers his take on the issue with "Social Justice".


Previous Pro Ecclesia posts on this subject:
Continue to Raise Our Voices on Issue of Voting

In January's Catholic Chronicle - "Vote Your Values" Revisited

Vote Your Values