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The Indirect Employer: What the Church Asks of an Economy That Is Barely Hiring
Employers added just 29,000 jobs in September. What the Church teaches about who is responsible when an economy stops hiring.
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Measured Against the Family
The Church teaches that a just wage must support a worker’s family. What that demands of Amazon’s new $20 starting wage, and…
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The Number Came First
The Church teaches that labor has priority over capital. What that means when Omnicom cuts 15,000 jobs to meet a cost-savings promise…
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The Quiet Tax: Why the Church Counts a Stable Currency Among the Conditions of Justice
The Fed raised rates 12-0 against White House pressure. Catholic social teaching names a stable currency a condition of justice. Who pays…
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The Work That Ships Nothing
The Church ranks the worker above the output. Uber cut 3,300 coordination roles. What Catholic social teaching says about automation and work.
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The Number Behind the Number: What a Just Wage Says About a Strong Jobs Report
162,000 new jobs, record $5.85 diesel. A Catholic look at why the just wage, not the headline count, is the real test…
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Nine Days in the Dark: What the Church Says a Dam Owes the Men Who Build It
Two men rescued after nine days in a Nepali dam tunnel. What Catholic social teaching says about labor’s priority over capital on…
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Rerum Novarum and Artificial Intelligence: Why Leo XIV Went Back to 1891
Leo XIV signed his AI encyclical on the 135th anniversary of Rerum Novarum. The parallel is deliberate, and it tells you how…
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What Does Pope Leo Say About AI Taking Jobs?
Magnifica Humanitas treats automation as a question of human dignity, and asks for social criteria on innovation before jobs go, not relief…
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Two Hundred Days Without a Port: Catholic Teaching on the Sailor’s Right to Rest
The USS Abraham Lincoln has gone 200+ days without a port call. What Catholic social teaching says about a sailor’s right to…