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Archbishop Silvano Maria Tomasi, CS
Migration as Challenge to the Catholic Church
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Jorge E. Castillo Guerra
“A Church without Boundaries”: A New Ecclesial Identity Emerging from a Mission of Welcome:
Reflections on the Social Magisterium of Pope Francis as related to Migration
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Regina Polak
Flight and Migration:
Signs of the times and Loci Theologici – A European Perspective
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Kristin E. Heyer
Radical Solidarity:
Migration as Challenge for Contemporary Christian Ethics
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Anna Rowlands
After Lesvos and Lampedusa:
The European ‘Crisis’ and Its Challenge to Catholic Social Thought
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Daniel G. Groody
Migration, Mercy, and Mission:
Faith Based Responses and the US-Mexico Border
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Graziano Battistella
Ethics of Emigration:
The Perspective from the Country of Origin
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Gregory A. Kalscheur
John Paul II, John Courtney Murray, and the Relationship between Civil Law and Moral Law:
A Constructive Proposal for Contemporary American Pluralism
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The Challenge of Catholic Social Thought on Immigration for U.S. Catholics
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Competing Visions of the Corporation in Catholic Social Thought
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Mark A. Sargent
What’s Law Got to Do with It?:
Introduction to the Symposium on Catholic Social Thought and the Law
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Vincent Rougeau
Justice, Community and Solidarity:
Rethinking Affirmative Action through the Lens of Catholic Social Thought
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Kathleen A. Brady
Catholic Social Thought and the Public Square:
Deconstructing the Demand for Public Accessibility
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Lucia A. Silecchia
Catholic Social Teaching and Its Impact on American Law:
Some Observations on the Past and Reflections on the Future
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Jerry Organ
From Those to Whom Much Has Been Given, Much is Expected:
Vocation, Catholic Social Teaching, and the Culture of a Catholic Law School
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Stephen M. Bainbridge
Catholic Social Thought and the Corporation
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Michael A. Scaperlanda
Immigration Justice:
A Catholic Christian Perspective
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David L. Gregory
Reflections on Current Labor Applications of Catholic Social Thought
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The Devil in the Details:
How Specific Should Catholic Social Teaching Be?
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The Human Being, Catholic Social Teaching and the Law
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