A Reader in Catholic Social Teaching Silone and Roosevelt Montás on the

and Roosevelt Montás on the transcendent nature of the Great Books

and The Meaning of Evil

Disguised as the priest Don Paolo Spada

from Stanford University

With its emphasis on the doctrinal content of each philosopher

A Reader in Catholic Social Teaching Silone and Roosevelt Montás on theEdited by Peter A. Kwasniewski, Ph. D. Catholic Social Teaching (CST), the Social Doctrine of the Church, is frequently mentioned but seldom understood and applied aright. The writings of the popes, from Leo XIII onwards, are the authentic sources for the subject; their ideas have left a permanent mark on Catholic and secular thought alike. Neither platitudinous social commentary nor assertions of economic utopianism, CST takes seriously mans identity