...VI called "the most evident form of moral underdevclopment," namely avarice or greed. 6. The Church All the moral principles that govern the just operation...apply to the church and its agencies and institutions. All church institutions must fully recognize the rights of employees to just wages and to organize...

...generous people have given the community of the church to enable it to carry out the mission of Christ. All the moral principles that govern the just operation...any economic endeavor apply to the church and its many agencies and inslitutions. 144. Indeed the church should be exemplary in its fidelity lo the principles...

...priorities produced by massive national spending on defense must be remedied. The Church as Economic Agent All the moral principles that govern the just operation...any economic endeavor apply to the church and its many agencies and institutions; indeed, the church should be exemplary. The Economic Pastoral concludes...

..."T" 322 Catholic Social Teaching and Movements tice applies, first and foremost to the church itself. "All the moral principles that govern the just operation...agencies and institutions; indeed the Church should be exemplary." They echo the words of the 1971 synod of bishops' statement Justice in the World: While...

...World Synod's Justice in the World with its insistence that the Church must practice what it preaches: "All the moral principles that govern the just operation...agencies and institutions; indeed the church should be exemplary" (n. 347; italics in the original). This means recognizing the right of church employees...

...Church employs many people; it has investments; it has extensive properties for worship and mission. All the moral principles that govern the just operation...agencies and institutions; indeed the Church should be exemplary. The Synod of Bishops in 1971 worded this challenge most aptly: "While the Church is bound...

...justice to the world? The American bishops admitted this is their 1986 letter Economic Justice for All: "All the moral principles- that govern the just operation...apply to the church and its agencies and institutions; indced the Church should be exemplary. "~ 17 A third point is this. The churches which are growing,...

...as the basic building block of any society. tice applies, first and foremost to the church itself. "All the moral principles that govern the just operation...agencies and institutions; indeed the Church should be exemplary." They echo the words of the 1971 synod of bishops' statement Justice in the World: While...

...that undergirds the statement of the US Catholic Bishops' pastoral letter Economic Justice for All: "All the moral principles that govern the just operation...agencies and institutions; indeed the church should be exemplary" (no. 347). b. The church as people of God. All the faithful (not just the hierarchy and...

...economic actor that is called to live up to the principles it espouses. The US Bishops stated in 1986: All the moral principles that govern the just operation...agencies and institutions; indeed the Church should he exemplary. The Synod of Bishops in 1971 worded this challenge most aptly: "While the Church is bound...