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Catholic Social Thought and Modern CST

Overview Materials | November 2, 2014

This resource relates to Fr. Fred Kammer’s short video series on Catholic Social Teaching (YouTube). Fr. Kammer discusses how the modern tradition began in 1891 and how the earlier Church teaching on justice provides perspective on social values for the modern era.

 

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