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part iii: book reviews

21. Catholic Social Science Review: Volume > 15
Randall S. Rosenberg

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part iv: public and church affairs

22. Catholic Social Science Review: Volume > 15
Patrick A. Jones, Robert L. Waller

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Human Dignity is the preeminent goal and principle of Catholic Social Teaching. However, there does not appear to be any systematic way of evaluating the effectiveness of proposed social actions or policies for their effectiveness in upholding Human Dignity. Social Doctrine identifies three additional permanent principles: the Common Good, Solidarity, and Subsidiarity; and, Human Dignity is upheld best when these other three are each fully and equally met. The resulting “triad stool” model proposed here which upholds Human Dignity offers the faithful a powerful means of understanding and evaluating social actions for their advancement of Human Dignity.

part v: documentation

23. Catholic Social Science Review: Volume > 15
Joseph A. Varacalli

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Without factoring in the possibility of some direct or mediated intervention “from above,” the present sociological prospects for the Church, the Catholic school system, and American civilization are not particularly good. The only chance for our civilization lies with the possibility of a massive cultural revival centered on the resurrection of the natural law, Biblical wisdom, and Catholic social teaching. On the one hand, cultural revivals cannot be merely engineered. But, on the other hand, there will be no chance of a cultural revival in either Church or society without a revitalized Catholic educational system manned by dedicated Catholic professionals and buttressed by cadres of Catholics who are willing to volunteer their services. This paper, first, offers a list of propositions about the state of the contemporary Catholic school in our present time of cultural crisis, and then, second, follows with a list of proposals aimed at assisting in its revitalization.
24. Catholic Social Science Review: Volume > 15
Reverend Peter M. J. Stravinskas

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25. Catholic Social Science Review: Volume > 15

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26. Catholic Social Science Review: Volume > 15
Jean-Francois Orsini

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27. Catholic Social Science Review: Volume > 15
Brian Simboli

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28. Catholic Social Science Review: Volume > 15

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29. Catholic Social Science Review: Volume > 15

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