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Category: Frontiers
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Venerable geneticist Dr. Lejeune Tireless defender of the unborn

The French geneticist who discovered the extra chromosome behind Down Syndrome devoted his career to using genetics to heal, not to eliminate, even as his discovery was tragically repurposed to justify prenatal eugenics. His courageous witness earned him papal honors and lasting admiration.

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Tony Magliano - Syndicated Social Justice and Peace Columnist
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Pope Leo’s AI Encyclical Highlights Central Importance of Catholic Social Teaching

Catholic Social Teaching has now, with Pope Leo’s encyclical letter Magnificent Humanity, been fully brought to the forefront of Catholic doctrine, thus enabling it to apply its Gospel-based principles more effectively to the many life-and-death situations.

Tony Magliano | Internationally Syndicated Social Justice and Peace Columnist
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Abundance and Inequality in the PH

The Philippines is a nation rich in resources yet burdened by inequality. Amid vast natural wealth and human potential, millions still struggle with poverty and limited opportunity. Behind this contradiction lies deep-rooted systems that shape who truly benefits from the country’s riches.

Fr. Shay Cullen - Founder and President of Preda Foundation
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Solidarity: A Christian Response to Nationalism

The Christian remedy to narrow-minded nationalism is global solidarity. As an important principle of Catholic Social Teaching, solidarity calls us to remember that we–all people and all nations–are children of the one God who is father of all, thus making us brothers and sisters.

Tony Magliano - Syndicated Social Justice and Peace Columnist
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Vatican Council II Turns 60

One of the most important events in the modern history of the Catholic Church is the closing of the Second Vatican Council–popularly known as the Vatican II. In this worldwide ecumenical council, Bishops urged the Church not to show any bias in protecting the lives and dignity of human beings.

Tony Magliano - Syndicated Social Justice and Peace Columnist
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We Can End Poverty –So What is Stopping us?

As the gap between rich and poor continues to widen, the Church underscores the hardships suffered by countless brothers and sisters due to the many injustices inflicted by economic systems that favor the rich while throwing crumbs to the poor.

Tony Magliano - Syndicated Social Justice and Peace Columnist
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Respect Every Life with no Exceptions

Reaching out to every person we can-especially those who suffer the most-with active compassion, generosity, social justice, and peacemaking is such a fundamental requirement to faithful Christian discipleship that our very salvation is at stake.

Tony Magliano-Syndicated Social Justice and Peace Columnist
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‘We Knew Nothing about That’

During World War II, historical accounts vary as to how much German citizens knew about Nazi camps. The evidence seems to reveal that some Germans had a clear understanding of the horrors that were happening, while others knew very little.

Tony Magliano - Syndicated Social Justice And Peace Columnist
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The Green Encyclical is Alive!

Ten years ago, Pope Francis wrote the first environmental encyclical letter in the history of the Catholic Church. As he was writing it, so many of us concerned about the sickening state of our wonderful earth home, waited with hopeful anticipation.

Tony Magliano - Syndicated Social Justice And Peace Columnist
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