Catholic Social Teaching: Our Best Kept Secret

Peter J. Henriot · Edward P. DeBerri · Michael J. Schultheis

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Offers an overview of the history of the Church's social teaching for students, teachers and lay people as well as clergy. The author presents outlines of both recent and historic key documents.

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