Social Catholicism and A Better Kind of Politics
Bill MurphyA substack about fostering a renewal of the authentic Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church, leading to what can be called a better kind of politics, working in solidarity to build a future worthy of the human family.
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Pope Leo, the Culture of Power, and the Escalation Trap
In his new encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV invites the human family—and especially Catholics—to make a “pivotal choice.” He describes the choice through the metaphor of building “the city in which God and humanity dwell togethe...
A Dynamic Approach Faithful to the Gospel
In his new social encyclical Magnifica Humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (MH), Pope Leo XIV offers the contribution of the papal magisterium to the shared task of discerning both the signs of...
St. Paul VI on the Living Tradition and Magisterium
Today is the memorial of Pope St Paul VI (1897-1978). My wife had the good suggestion of posting a short, but important and insufficiently appreciated text by the saintly pontiff. Although I have been trying to stay “on task” to complete so...
Vatican Introduction to Leo's Magnifica Humanitas
In what follows, I forward the presentation by Vatican News of Pope Leo XIV’s new 42,300 word social encyclical Magnifica humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. The Vatican has done much work in p...
On the Jurisprudence of Originalist, Pro-life Justices
In some recent posts, I have noted how—on the one hand—Catholic Justices of the United States Supreme Court are not only welcomed with the honor due their high office. The are also given the opportunity to present themselves as pious and es...
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I was inspired during the John Paul II era to leave a career in IT and spend the last 25 years as a moral theologian. I am now focused on fostering a renewal of the Catholic social tradition to address contemporary social and political challenges.
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