Catholic Social Teaching

Join us as we dig into the riches of Catholic Social Teaching! Timeless and timely, Catholic Social Teaching provides a framework for human freedom and happiness rooted in God’s plan for all of humanity. Endow’s Study Guide takes a historical approach to Catholic Social Teaching, beginning with Creation and the Fall, Christ Himself and the Gospels and then takes a close look at the key Magisterial documents and influential figures from the Modern Era. In this study we discuss:

• The Dignity of Work and the Human Person
• Social Doctrine in the Old and New Covenants
• Aquinas and the Common Good
• The Enlightenment and the De-Humanization of Culture
• Pope Leo XIII and Subsidiarity
• Marriage, the Family, and the Working Poor
• Totalitarianism and Personalism
• The Witnesses of Moses, Mary, St. Therese of Lisieux, St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein), St. John Paul II, St Teresa of Calcutta, Dorothy Day, St. Gianna Molla
• The Eucharist as the preeminent locus of Catholic Social Teaching
• And YOUR role in living out CST in your daily life

To download chapter 1 of this study, please click here. 

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