Showing posts with label Integralism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Integralism. Show all posts
Wednesday, 19 September 2018
Reading list Catholic Social Teaching course
Welcome to the beginning of the 2018-19 academic year!
While waiting for the finalisation of details of our activities this year, I came across this proposed syllabus for course on Catholic Social Teaching for a Pontifical Baccalaureate in Theology taught by Father Edmund Waldstein (who blogs here and tweets under the handle of @sancruncensis). Father Waldstein is closely associated with the integralist movement and the website The Josias.
Most of these documents -and certainly the papal teaching (the Vatican website is here)- will be available online and would provide an interesting course of reading in their own right. (Many appear to be available throught the Josias online library here.) Happy reading!
[Image details: Louis IX from St Louis Bible (c.1220-1230). More details here.]
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