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Home / Vintage Distributism / Catholic Worker

  • Dorothy Day and Distributism

    In Catholic Worker, Dale Ahlquist / By Dale Ahlquist / 29 November 2010 / 8 comments

    Dorothy Day and Distributism

    The only way to combat both the forces of big business and big government is with a society of owners, families who own their own property, workers who own their own businesses. Worker ownership is not only more respectful of the dignity of the person, but it produces goods of greater quality.

     
  • On Pilgrimage: Giving the Addict His Due

    In Catholic Social Teaching, Catholic Worker, Economics / By Miki Tracy / 27 July 2010 / 42 comments

    On Pilgrimage: Giving the Addict His Due

    If we say that any earthly good that has been entrusted to our stewardship may be held back from another because we believe that we deserve to keep it, we dishonour GOD. In fact, we make ourselves gods by denying another what we have in surplus, and we do so to our own detriment.

     
  • On Pilgrimage – November 1961

    In Catholic Worker, Vintage Distributism / By Richard Aleman / 24 July 2010 / 5 comments

    On Pilgrimage – November 1961

    The warm papal endorsement of cooperatives is particularly significant since previous social encyclicals and addresses did not give much attention to this form of enterprise, according to Fr. Cronin.

     
  • Where Are the Poor?

    In Catholic Worker / By Richard Aleman / 9 July 2010 / Comments are Disabled

    Where Are the Poor?

    What can we do, what is to be done? First of all, we can admit that our so-called American way of life has meant great inequalities, and that there does indeed exist a great mass of poor and unemployed people who are in need of help in this country as well as abroad. We need to study ways to change the social order.

     
 
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