Economics & Catholic Social Teaching

	Jim Wishloff Business Ethics According to Pope John Paul II September 2009
	Tom Bethell Recovering the Virtue of Prudence in an Age of Fraud March 2009
	Pieter Vree Houses Built on Sand December 2008
	New Oxford Notes The Enemy Within December 2008
	New Oxford Notes The Enemy Within December 2008
	Adam Parsons Christopher Lasch, Radical Orthodoxy & the Modern Collapse of the Self November 2008
	Thomas Storck Economics Is Not Chemistry June 2007
	Tom Bethell The Spiritual Hazards of Wealth April 2005
	Thomas Storck A Giant Among Catholic Economists February 2005
	New Oxford Notes Why (Most) Women Will Never Again Be Happy May 2004
	Thomas Storck Is Globalization Inevitable? April 2004
	Thomas Storck The Social Purpose of Private Property March 2003
	Thomas Storck Can Economic Justice Be Achieved Without Law? October 2000
	Rupert J. Ederer The Scandal of Catholic Teachers' Pay April 2000
	John C. Medaille 'Power to the People' Can Only Mean Property to the People January 2000
	Joseph Tussman The Religion of the Marketplace September 1999
	Thomas Storck Neither Statism nor Individualism June 1999
	Rupert J. Ederer The Sovietization of American Women May 1999
	David C. Stolinsky Capitalism Is Squandering Its Inheritance April 1999
	Rupert J. Ederer Our Economy of Paper & Hot Air September 1998
	Thomas Storck The Americanization of the Globe February 1998
	Allan C. Carlson Toward a Family-Centered Economy December 1997
	Thomas Storck Is Economic Justice Possible in This World? (Is Chastity?) October 1997
	James K. Fitzpatrick The Dilemma of Catholic Corporate Executives December 1996
	Thomas Storck Cultural Socialism & the Culture of Capitalism March 1996
	James K. Fitzpatrick Why the Frathouse Boy With the Adam Smith Tie Doesn't Look So Smart These Days March 1996
	James K. Fitzpatrick Whose Money Is It, Anyway? December 1995
	James K. Fitzpatrick The Counterculture Turns Right (Economically) October 1995
	William A. Marra Sin Is Good For the Economy June 1995
	James K. Fitzpatrick A Just Society: It Cannot Be Drawn on a Balance Sheet April 1995

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Maryland
Workers at the National Shrine Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes found $40,000 worth of rare coins on the grounds and later discovered the bags of money had only been left there for safekeeping under the Virgin's watchful eye.

Hong Kong
A Hong Kong student nicknamed the Chinese Warren Buffet has been accused of blackmailing a Catholic priest with intimate images, threatening to extort $800,000.

Maryland
Researchers at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, reporting initial findings in their look into causes of the Catholic church's 2002 sexual-abuse scandal, say they can't attribute it to gay priests.

California
Police arrested a 22-year-old Muslim man after he yelled, "Allah is power" and tore a crucifix from a customers's neck and scared others at a Bay area shopping center.

Washington DC
A Catholic coalition, citing several controversial grants to groups which opposed Church teaching, has called for reform of the U.S. bishops' Catholic Campaign for Human Development.

Tanzania
A United Nations court has acquitted a Catholic priest charged with genocide, murder, and extermination in Rwanda's 1994 genocide after the judge said prosecution failed to prove its case.

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