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Discover the Social Doctrine of the Church before Voting
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Written by Fr. Jacques-Benoît Rauscher, this book aims to present Catholic social doctrine accessibly for citizens approaching political decisions, especially voting.
It summarizes key principles like human dignity, solidarity, subsidiarity, and the common good, and applies them to contemporary policy debates.
The book encourages readers to ground civic engagement in moral principles rather than partisan ideology, offering practical reflections for lay Catholics.
It draws on magisterial texts and Fr. Rauscher's academic work in moral theology to bridge doctrine and daily political choices.
The work is intended as a primer to help Catholics form their consciences in public life.
It summarizes key principles like human dignity, solidarity, subsidiarity, and the common good, and applies them to contemporary policy debates.
The book encourages readers to ground civic engagement in moral principles rather than partisan ideology, offering practical reflections for lay Catholics.
It draws on magisterial texts and Fr. Rauscher's academic work in moral theology to bridge doctrine and daily political choices.
The work is intended as a primer to help Catholics form their consciences in public life.
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Is the Church Anti-Capitalist? – Fr. Jacques-Benoît Rauscher, O.P.
