Official Documents of Catholic Social Teaching
Critical Comments on Catholic Social Teaching Selected by Theology Library webmaster Gerald Darring
Bibliography of Catholic Social Teaching By Theology Library webmaster Gerald Darring
A Handbook of Catholic Social Teaching
By Gerald Darring. Originally published in 1987
The Social Agenda A Collection of Magisterial Texts, published by the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace
Sharing Catholic Social Teaching: Challenges and Directions 1998 Reflections of the U.S. Catholic Bishops
Papal and Episcopal Documents relating to Catholic Social Justice Teaching Links to dozens of documents by popes, the Curia, and bishops
The busy Christian's guide to Catholic social teaching Takes the reader through each of the major documents
Church & Society By Rev Mathew Habiger OSB. 1. Overview of Catholic Social Teaching 2. Marriage and Family Life in Catholic Social Teaching 3. The Role of the Church in Society 4. Catholic Social Teaching on Peace 5. On the Social Concern of the Church 6. Catholic Social Teaching on Labor and Society 7. Catholic Social Teaching on Population Growth 8. Catholic Social Teaching on Culture and Education 9. Catholic Social Teaching: Continuity and Change 10. The Role of the Laity in the Transformation of Society
Ten Building Blocks of Catholic Social Teaching 1998 article by Father William J. Byron in America
A Century of Catholic Social Teaching Article by Charles E. Curran in Theology Today
Introduction to Catholic Social Teaching From the Social Action Office of the Conference of Leaders of Religious Institutes, Queensland, Australia
Catechism of the Catholic Church, Part 3, Section 2 The social doctrine of the Church
The Common Good and the Catholic Church's Social Teaching An excellent document from the Bishops' Conference of England and Wales
Catholic Social Teaching From the diocese of Cleveland
Catholic Social Teaching and Catholic Education From the Center for Catholic Studies at the University of St. Thomas
The Principles of the Social Doctrine of the Church By Javier Hervada, who holds a chair in Canon Law and the title of Professor of the Philosophy of Law and of Natural Law in the University of Navarre (Pamplona, Spain)
Major Themes from Catholic Social Teaching A brief outline of six basic principles
Teaching Catholic Social Justice Principles A brief paper by Gerald Darring
Catholic Social Teaching Doctrine Links to about a dozen sites
Social Doctrine The Catholic Social Justice Tradition from 1891 to 1991. Themes. Training modules. Courtesy of the Dominicans
The Encouragement of the Church's Social Teaching for Those Engaged in Work with Newcomers MSGR. WILLIAM P. FAY, Ph.D.,(MAY 2000)
Economic Justice for All: A Tenth Anniversary Discussion Bishop William S. Skylstad of Spokane with three panel members
The Catholic Social Tradition and the Purpose of the Corporate Enterprise Jean-Yves Calvez
The Contractual Theory of the Firm as a Normative Business Ethic and its Relationship to Roman Catholic Social Teaching on Economic Life John R. Boatright and Michael J. Schuck
A Social Property Ethics for the Corporation In Light of Catholic Social Thought Ernest S. Pierucci, Michael J. Naughton, Charles A. Clark
Individual and Corporate Responsibilities in the Social Teaching of the Church Domènec Melé and Juan Fontrodona
Catholic Social Thought and Economic Theory Charles M. A. Clark
Theoretical Foundations of Interactive Leadership in Catholic Social Teachings Mary Elsbernd, OSF
Christian Social Teaching in Management Education: Whose Responsibility? Catherine McNamee, CSJ
From Industrial Revolution to Electronic Revolution: The Postmodern Challenge to Catholic Social Thought in the Catholic University Joe Holland
Wealth and the Common Good: Perspectives from Economic Theory and Catholic Social Thought Charles M. A. Clark
Wealth Creation within the Catholic Social Tradition Robert G Kennedy
Entrepreneurship and Wealth Creation: An Omission in the Social Teaching of the Church? Domènec Melé
A Wealth of Information: Catholic Social Thought and the Ethics of the Dissemination of Health Information Brian M. Kane
Catholic Social Thought and the Changing Pattern of Wealth Ownership in the United States James A. Buss, G. Paul Peterson, SJ
Reconceiving the Business Enterprise: Organization for Internal Equity and Social Mission from the Standpoint of Catholic Social Teaching Donna Adler
A Knowledge Based Economy: The Response of the Catholic Social Tradition Marilina Colella
Catholic Social Teaching and Poverty Eradication: Key Concepts and Issues Peter Henriot, S.J., Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection, Zambia
Crucified Between Two Thieves: Catholic Social Teaching vs. Right and Left Article by Anthony Basile Ph.D in the January '98 issue of Culture Wars
Business Ethics and Catholic Identity: The Nike Contract with St. John's Article by John R.Wilcox in the January 1999 issue of Catholic Practice
CIDRESOC
International Center of Documentation and Research on Christian Social Ethic. Works to collect, disseminate, and analyze the social teaching of the Episcopal conferences and the bishops from all the continents
Distributivism and Catholic Social Teaching Article by John C. Médaille in The New Oxford Review, 2000
Latin American Economics and Catholic Social Teaching About a dozen articles from the Houston Catholic Worker
The Influence of Catholic Social Teaching On the International Labour Organization A Paper by Gil McLean
Catholic Social and Sexual Teaching: a Methodological Comparison Article by Charles E. Curran in Theology Today. The contemporary official Catholic leaching on social issues with its relationality-responsibility model recognizes significant gray areas.... In the contemporary official Catholic teaching on sexual issues, there is little or no mention of such gray areas
The Catholic "Consistent Life Ethic" and Attitudes Toward Capital Punishment and Welfare Reform Article by Paul Perl in Sociology of Religion, 2001
Social Security Reform and Catholic Social Teaching Discussion among panelists William J. Byron, S.J., Georgetown University; Teresa Ghilarducci, University of Notre Dame; and Mathew A. Weidinger, staff member of the Committee on Ways and Means, Subcommittee on Social Security, U. S. House of Representatives
The Future of Catholic Social Teaching Article by Thomas Massaro, S.J. in Blueprint for Social Justice, 2001
Investing for Life: A Theological Response Article by Anthony Kelly in Theology@McAuley, 2002
Christian Ethics and the Common Good A presentation by David Hollenbach, S.J.
Genetically Modified Organisms and Catholic Social Thought Article by Roland Lesseps, S.J. and Peter Henriot, S.J. in Blueprint for Social Justice, 2004
Catholic Social Teaching and Strategies for the Future in the Contemporary Australian Context Address by Mark Raper SJ at the Annual Conference of Catholic Welfare, Sydney, Australia, August 2002
Agriculture and Catholic Social Teaching: Elements of an Agricultural Ethic Article by Dr. Bernard Evans in Catholic Rural Life Magazine, 2001
Catholic Social Teaching and Economic Law: An Unresolved Tension Article by Thomas E. Woods, Jr.
Morality and Economic Law: Toward a Reconciliation Article by Thomas E. Woods, Jr.
Catholic Social Teaching Article by Steven J. Brust
Fair Trade and Catholic Social Teaching From Catholic Relief Services
The Intellectual Origins of Modern Catholic Social Teaching on Economics: An Extension of a Theme of Jesus Huerta de Soto Article by William R. Luckey, Ph.D.
Catholic Social Teaching and the Universal Declaration on Human Rights Article by Ted Keating, SM, Director for Justice and Peace, Catholic Conference of Major Superiors of Men's Institutes
Catholic Social Teaching on the Economics of Immigration Article by Andrew M. Yuengert, Associate Professor of Economics, Pepperdine University
Rooting the Catholic Social Thought Perspective in the National Consciousness and in the Development of Social Policy: An Irish Experience Talk by Sean Healy, S.M.A. and Brigid Reynolds, S.M. of the CORI Justice Commission
The Couples for Christ Movement: A Model for Authentic Social Action Grounded Within the Framework of Catholic Social Doctrine Talk by Salvador June P. Lalisan, Ed.D. of St. Scholastica's College
Creating a Just Society in an Economically and Technologically Integrated World: The Role of the Church in Social and Economic Justice in the 21st Century Talk by David B. Lowry and S. Prakash Sethi
Technology and Catholic Social Thought Talk by Daniel R. Lynch of Dartmouth College
God’s Justice? Right reason? Justice and rationality in Catholic Social Teaching in the light of Alasdair MacIntrye’s conception of traditions of enquiry Talk by Martin McKeever C.Ss.R. of Accademia Alfonsiana
Catholic Social Teaching is Our Distinctive Feature: A Challenge for Catholic Institutions in the Asian Context Talk by Dr. Stephan Rothlin S.J. of Fu Jen University, Taiwan
Parenting the Church: Mothers, Fathers, and Roman Catholic Social Thought Talk by Michael J. Schuck, Department of Theology, Loyola University Chicago
Catholic Social Teaching on Racism: A Bibliography from the Journal of Catholic Social Thought
Catholic Social Thought and the Ethical Formation of Lawyers: A Call for Community Paper by Robert K. Vischer
The Splendor of Realism: The Continuity of Catholic Social Thought in the Papal Magisterium from Leo XIII to John Paul II Paper by Fr. John-Peter Pham
The Influence of Catholic Social Teaching On the International Labour Organization Paper by Gil McLean
Catholic Social Thought: Rights, Natural Law, and Pluralism Paper by David Matzko McCarthy
Catholic Social Thought, Political Liberalism, and the Idea of Human Rights Paper by Zachary R. Calo, University of Virginia/University of Pennsylvania
Catholic Social Thought and Business Ethics Article by Jim Wishloff, Review of Business, Winter, 2004
Competing Visions of the Corporation in Catholic Social Thought Article by Mark Sargent, Villanova University School of Law
Catholic Social Thought and Liberal Arts Education Article by David W. Haddorff, Assistant Professor of Theology and Religious Studies, St. John's University
Catholic Social Thought and Business Education Article by Charles M. A. Clark, Professor of Economics, Senior Fellow, Vincentian Center for Church and Society, St. John's University
The Devil in the Details: How Specific Should Catholic Social Thought Teaching Be? Article by Michele R. Pistone
Catholic Social Thought and the Amorality of Large Corporations: Time to Abolish Corporate Personhood Article by William Quigley, Professor of Law, Loyola University, New Orleans
'Alternative' Traditions in American Catholic Social Thought: The New Deal Critics Article by Kevin E. Schmiesing, Research Fellow, Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty
Catholic Social Thought and Racism in Africa Article by Luke Mbefo, C.S.Sp
Catholic Social Thought on Citizenship: no Place for Exclusion Article by Ernst M.H. Hirsch Ballin and Richard A.J. Steenvoorde
Catholic Social Thought and the Economic Problem Article by Charles M. A. Clark
Economic Theology, Catholic Social THought and the Existence of Economic Human Rights Article by Charles M. A. Clark
Charity and Justice Within the Gospel and the Church's Social Teaching Most Rev. Howard J. Hubbard
Subsidiarity: An Organizational Principle for Civil Society Chapter 4 of Human Rights, Solidarity and Subsidiarity: Essays toward a Social Ontology by Carlos Eduardo Maldonado
The Dignity of the Human Person as the Basis for Community: Pope John Paul II’s Contemporary Catholic Anthropology By James A. Loiacono. Chapter 10 of The Bases of Values in a Time of Change: Chinese and Western
Karol Wojtyla's View of the Human Person By Andrzej Szostek . Chapter 7 of The Philosophy of Person:
Solidarity and Cultural Creativity
An Ethical Evaluation of Poland's Transition to Capitalism and the Roman Catholic Church's Response By Gerald J. Beyer
Transparency: A Christian Concern: Catholic Social Teaching and the Case for Transparent and Accountable Practices in Extractive Industries A Position Paper of CIDSE, Pax Christi International and Caritas Europa September 2003
Design of a Cellular Manufacturing System: A Critique Based on Catholic Social Thought By Helen M. J. Alford, PhD, Cambridge University
Contemporary Management Theories and Catholic Social Teaching A Review and Analysis Stephen J. Porth John McCall St. Joseph's University Philadelphia
Catholic Social Teaching and the "Right to Organize" By Marilynn P. Fleckenstein, Ph.D. Niagara University
The Value of Work: A Catholic Critique of the U.S. Constitutional Norm By George E. Garvey, Columbus School of Law, Catholic University of America
Movement of the Spirit: Catholic Social Teaching in the International Workplace By Ken Hackett, Dave Piraino, and Tiziana Dearing OF Catholic Relief Services
From Charity to Justice: The Emergence of a Catholic Social Gospel By Jay P. Dolan, Professor of History, University of Notre Dame
John Paul II and the Value Theory of Labor By Charles M. A. Clark, Senior Fellow, Vincentian Center for Church and Society Professor of Economics, Tobin College of Business, St. John's University
From Luther and Calvin to Catholic Social Teaching: On Business, Social Responsibility, and the Common Good By Gary L. Chamberlain, Ph.D., Professor of Christian Ethics, Department of Theology, Seattle University
The Integration of Catholic Social Thought into Workplace Law Courses By Sister Melanie DiPietro, S.C. and Alison M. Sulentic
Catholic Social Thought and the Amorality of Large Corporations: Time to Abolish Corporate Personhood By William Quigley, Loyola University New Orleans School of Law
Listening, Leadership, and Livelihood among Grassroots Women: Managers Learning Social Teachings of the Church in a Catholic University By Jeanette V. Loanzon Dr. rer.pol., Member, International Grail, Dean, College of Commerce and Accountancy, University of Santo Tomas,Manila, Philippines
Mondragón: A For-profit Organization that Embodies Catholic Social Thought By David Herrera
Some Thoughts on Integrating Catholic Social Thought into the Law School Curriculum By Mark A. Sargent, Dean and Professor of Law, Villanova University School of Law
What is Catholic about Catholic Social Thought?: Human Dignity and Catholic Anthropology By Catherine Jack Deavel, University of St. Thomas
Catholic Social Thought in an Economics Curriculum By Albino Barrera, O.P., St. Thomas Aquinas Priory, Providence College
Catholic Social Thought and Computer Ethics By Robert N. Barger, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Computer Applications Program, University of Notre Dame
Catholic Social Thought and Engineering Education By Daniel R. Lynch, Dartmouth College
Parenting the Church: Mothers, Fathers, and Roman Catholic Social Thought By Michael J. Schuck, Department of Theology, Loyola University Chicago
Catholic Social Teaching is Our Distinctive Feature: A Challenge for Catholic Institutions in the Asian Context By Dr. Stephan Rothlin S.J., Fu Jen University, Taiwan
Creating a Just Society in an Economically and Technologically Integrated World: The Role of the Church in Social and Economic Justice in the 21st Century By David B. Lowry and S. Prakash Sethi
The Couples for Christ Movement: A Model for Authentic Social Action Grounded Within the Framework of Catholic Social Doctrine By Salvador June P. Lalisan, Ed.D., St. Scholastica's College
Rooting the Catholic Social Thought Perspective in the National Consciousness and in the Development of Social Policy: An Irish Experience By Sean Healy, S.M.A. and Brigid Reynolds, S.M., CORI Justice Commission
Technology and Catholic Social Thought By Daniel R. Lynch, Dartmouth College
God’s Justice? Right reason? Justice and rationality in Catholic Social Teaching in the light of Alasdair MacIntrye’s conception of traditions of enquiry By Martin McKeever C.Ss.R.
Accademia Alfonsiana
Catholic Social Teaching and the Role of Business in the Eradication of Poverty By Ben Andradi, Servista, and Peter S Heslam, Cambridge University
An Exploration of the Influence of Catholic Values on Management Practices of Heads of SMC’s: The Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church Put to the Test within Firms By Jean-Luc Castro
Mainstream Theories on Normative Corporate Social Responsibility: Analysis from Catholic Social Thought By Domènec Melé, Professor Chair Economy and Ethics, IESE Business School, University of Navarra, Spain
CST, CSR and the Purpose Driven Company By Christine M. Fletcher
Catholic Social Teaching and the Construction of “Just” Markets By Nicholas Santos, S.J. and Gene R. Laczniak of Marquette University
The Co-operative, Catholic Social Thought and the Good Company: The Importance of Pluralism in the Market By Dr Peter Davis, University of Leicester
SSM Health Care: The Integration of Catholic Social Thought Values in a Modern Health Care System By Sister Melanie DiPietro, S.C., Seton Hall University School of Law, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC, and Professor Alison Sulentic, Duquesne University School of Law
Mainstreaming Catholic Social Thought in a Business School: A Case Study By Alonso Quintanilla Pérez-Wicht and Jhony Velásquez Delgado, Universidad Católica San Pablo
Brigdging the Gap: Connecting Catholic Social Principles to Practice in Catholic Health Care By William Brinkmann, Ascension Health, T. Dean Maines, SAIP Institute, Michael J. Naughton, John A. Ryan Institute for Catholic Social Thought, J. Michael Stebbins, Gonzaga Institute of Ethics, and Arnold Weimerskirch, University of St. Thomas
Catholicism and Confucianism in Dialogue for Corporate Social Responsibility By Thomas Hong-Soon Han, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Seoul, Korea
The Good Company and Financialisation: Corporate Choices, Institutional Environment and Catholic Social Thought By GianDemetrio Marangoni and Stefano Solari, Department of Economics, University of Padua
Transparency in Financial Markets and Institutions: A Catholic Social Thought Perspective By Bridget Lyons and Lucjan T. Orlowski, John F. Welch College of Business, Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT,
Catholic Relief Services: One Organization’s Journey with Catholic Social Thought and Corporate Social Responsibility By Ken Hackett, Dave Piraino and John Rivera of Catholic Relief Services
In the Good Company One Works Better: Positive Interactions between CST and CSR By Vincenzo Putrignano, Università degli Studi di Macerata
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