From workers’ rights to care for the earth, Catholic social teaching has been asking the same question for 135 years: what does the human person deserve?
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Catholic social teaching is one of the richest and least-read bodies of thought the Church has produced. Most Catholics have heard the term; far fewer have spent time with the actual documents — the encyclicals, apostolic letters, and papal addresses that have been developing the tradition since 1891. Those who do read them tend to come away with the same reaction: this is more
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