The Economic Crisis of 2008-2009
There is a disconnect for Catholics between the Word of the Gospel and the economic culture, which countenances every form of self-indulgence.
Justice & Charity: A Review
Justice & Charity could serve as a very helpful introduction for contemporary Catholics utterly unaware of the Church’s rich social doctrine.
Catholicism and Economics
Only when the present economic question is settled, will the real opportunity of Catholicism come; for the conversion of our civilisation.
The Crime of the Communist
The Communist does not justify Communism so that it may be established; he would rather establish it so that it may be justified.
The Lost Condemnations of Capitalism
The Lost Condemnations of Communism of Vatican II make clear that communism is opposed to Catholic faith and morals, but so is capitalism.
A new book from … Fulton Sheen!
Sheen always had the gift for being able to connect with his audience, and here is no exception, even with a topic as dry as economics.
How Not to Do It
There are two recognised ways of arguing with a Communist; and they are both wrong.
The Christian Attitude on Social Problems
The bishops, while defending the rights of labor, warn labor against coercion and injustice in seeking a just solution of social problems.
The Mind in Chains
What Communists do not seem to understand, is that the mind is always diverted; if it is a free mind; that is, if it is a mind at all.
History Is Humanity
The mere economic motive would never have produced anything like what we call the history of men; even if it produced something like the history of mice.
The Infallible State
Even more ultimate and moral than the State, in our view, are the Family, the Church, and the sane and normal human conscience, which is the voice of God.
Communism: the Theory
The principle of Communism is that public authority shall not protect the property of any man when it is used for production, distribution, or exchange.
Property as Key to Social Justice
It is not true that capitalism arose inevitably from the necessary development of economic institutions under the doctrine of private property.
An Advent Reflection
The free market does not automatically produce free men, as much as the libertarians of his time and ours would like it to do so.
Distributism in Eastern Europe
After the World War, Eastern European countries adopted democratic institutions and enfranchised the peasant both politically and economically.
Communism Has Failed
There are four main proposals Communism offered for setting things right again. The first three are false remedies, the fourth is the true remedy.
The Modern Phase
This first form of social evil produced by the modern spirit is rather a tendency to slavery than actual slavery.
The Spread of Distributism
In the material sphere, there are two main philosophies, mortally opposed. These two are Communism and Distributism.
Capitalism and Communism
Now the whole of the modern world has been organised by the token person, and it is at the bottom of both Capitalism and Communism.