Catholic Social Teaching
Perspectives on COVID-19 and the Common Good
How do we protect and serve those who are most vulnerable in our society right now? Who are the most vulnerable members? What does it look like to practice physical distancing...
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Hope as the Counter Virus to Despair
Hope is a topic of added relevance in today’s climate as we navigate the despair that accompanies a global pandemic. Annie Maguire, a senior at Saint Mary’s College majoring...
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Professor Gerard Bradley on Catholic social teaching and the future of Catholic higher education
Gerard Bradley, professor of law at Notre Dame Law School, sits down with Lumen Christi to discuss his path to the legal academy, his research in Catholic social teaching, and the...
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Father Joseph Brown Keynote – 2019 Diversity & Inclusion Conference
Father Joseph Brown gave his keynote during the the 2019 Diversity & Inclusion Conference, inspired by Catholic Social Teaching and titled Open Minds, Loving Hearts & An Engaged...
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From ‘Option for the Poor’ to Option By the Poor: Flint’s Water and the Problem of Political Will
Lack of political will can be seen when a moral truth about social justic is clear and persuasive, but people fail to take action because they are not invested. Lisa Sowle Cahill,...
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