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by bcadmin | Sep 6, 2021 | Between the Sundays, Catholic social teaching, daily life, dignity of work, Featured, holiness, human dignity, Labor Day, Laborem Exercens, Living the Faith, News, Regular Feature, sanctification, Work, workplace | 0 |
Work is a gift. Perhaps it doesn’t seem that way when we’re growing tired of the monotony of our commute, when the stress of deadlines is threatening our peace, or when we struggle with our coworkers or our boss. But our work is one way we partner with…
Read Moreby bcadmin | Jan 8, 2021 | Catholic social teaching, Laborem Exercens, News, Rerum Novarum, Subsidiarity, The Dispatch, Work | 0 |
Michael J. Naughton’s Getting Work Right might be viewed as a treatise on the divided life, which puts our working lives into conflict with whatever there might be of our contemplative lives. Naughton says that […]
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Fr. Thomas Wray: In the midst of COVID-19, let’s follow St. John Paul the Great’s exegesis on Genesis: who we are, why we are here, and how we find meaning.
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Randall Smith: You either habituate people in the Catholic virtues or watch the culture habituate them to vices – and get used to failure.
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