What can Catholic social teaching contribute to the conversation about work?
Four panelists at a Georgetown event on Catholic social teaching and labor offered hope but also some challenges, says columnist Michael Sean Winters.
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Four panelists at a Georgetown event on Catholic social teaching and labor offered hope but also some challenges, says columnist Michael Sean Winters.
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