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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New Natural Law Theory and John Finnis (1)
This post is a prologue to a subsequent one on that will critically engage a 2019 essay by the renowned Catholic philosopher and jurist John A. Finnis called “A Radical Critique of Catholic Social Teaching” (CST/CSD), which is published in...
SCOTUS Putting their Thumbs on the Scales of Justice
The current “conservative” majority on the United Supreme Court is often celebrated by Catholics for supposedly being pro-life. These days, they remind me more of the prophet Isaiah 10:1-2.
Woe to those who make unjust laws,
to thos...
Twelve Months with Leo: Video Retrospectives
I include below some videos to celebrate the one year anniversary of the election of Pope Leo XIV. The first is a short retrospective that was recently put out by the Vatican. The second is the short trailer from the Vatican’s Leo From Chic...
More Slick Media Defending the Little Guy
I have previously shared some of the videos produced by former Labor Secretary Robert Reich’s Inequality Media. Even if Reich and his collaborators are not working from the Catholic tradition, I think Catholics can benefit from, and be insp...
Catholic SCOTUS Justices at their Best & Worst
In a recent post, I introduced the first panel of the conference Endowed by Their Creator: Catholicism, the Declaration of Independence, and the American Experiment at 250, which was held at Catholic University of America’s Columbus School...
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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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