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The Working Catholic: Social Doctrine Part 16 by Bill Droel   It was news when this past April employees at a Volkswagen assembly plant in

The Working Catholic, Immigration Part Three by Bill Droel Archbishop John Hughes (1997-1864) of New York is probably not a suitable role model for a

The Working Catholic: Big Tech by Bill Droel The popular use of a term sometimes differs from its original use. Such is the case with Luddite, which now

The Working Catholic: No Contract, Yet by Bill Droel In recent times employees for some well-known companies have voted for a union at their store or

The Working Catholic: Neighborhood Part Two by Bill Droel Some Catholics have a deficient operative belief in the dogma of Christmas. For example, one

The Working Catholic: Sacramental Neighborhoods by Bill Droel Robert Moses (1888-1981) was the public works czar for Metro New York. His projects included

The Working Catholic: Race Relations by Bill Droel Efforts these days to improve race relations are of related types. There is virtue signaling, as in

The Working Catholic: Social Doctrine 16, Imagination by Bill Droel Catholics are, if you will, vaccinated with an analogical imagination. We assume that

The Working Catholic: Mediated Eucharist by Bill Droel Concern for public health in early 2020 forced most churches to curtail worship. The fallback

The Working Catholic: Sacraments by Bill Droel The Christian denominations vary in their list of official sacraments. But restricting God’s instruments of