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The Church and the Unions | First Things

The Church and the Unions | First Things

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  1. "The developing social doctrine of the Church has had to take account of new economic, demographic, and fiscal realities—and that process has sometimes required serious rethinking of the Church’s approach to public policy and the positions the Church’s leaders habitually take on specific issues."

    Desparatlty not trying to accept the Church's traditional teaching on workers rights. Another Cafeteria Catholic.

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