Abuse of Discretion: The Trump Indictment
COMMENTARY: Denouncing the Trump indictment as ‘politically motivated’ is unnecessary. The Trump indictment is a grave abuse of a prosecutor’s discretion. It should be denounced for that reason.
Results from Tag: 'justice'
The Triumph of Justice Is Not Timebound
‘The Last Judgment will reveal that God's justice triumphs over all the injustices committed by his creatures and that God's love is stronger than death.’ (CCC 1040)
Pope Francis to Judges: Justice Recognizes ‘Human Dignity as Sacred and Inviolable’
‘May Blessed Rosario Livatino, the first magistrate beatified in the history of the Church, be of help and comfort to you,’ he told members of the High Council of the Judiciary.
Top Catholic Scholar Alasdair MacIntyre: It’s Time for a Conversation About Justice
During the presentation, he argued that the modern term “human dignity” is doing the work that justice should be doing and that the current definition of human dignity and its implications have puzzling limitations.
Aquinas Brings Clarity — and Charity — to Today’s Questions of Justice
BOOK PICK: ‘Justice and Charity’
Financial Watchdog Tells Vatican to Improve Judicial Action on Crime
A June 9 press release from the Vatican said that “the Holy See welcomes the Moneyval Report published today and the invitation to continue on the path already undertaken.”
God Loves Justice and Hates Iniquity — So We Shall Not Despair
If Catholics forget these truths we will become like ”sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal,” and we will be empty-handed and defenseless in the upcoming final battle.
Geometry and Justice: The Moral Imperative to Combat Prejudice in All of Its Forms
COMMENTARY: If America fights injustice selectively it has not really begun the fight.
Louisville Archbishop Kurtz Pleads for Justice and Peace After Breonna Taylor Decision
Taylor, 26, was killed March 13 in Louisville during a police raid of her apartment.
Cardinal Urges Catholics to Join Struggle for Racial Justice: This is the Christian Message
Cardinal Michael Fitzgerald, who lives in retirement in a parish in Liverpool, England, said that members of his religious community were following the worldwide protests after George Floyd died in police custody in Minneapolis May 25.
