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The assault on humanity

Edward Hadas examines the non-medical effects of anti-Covid-19 lockdown policies through the lens of six of the key principles of Catholic Social Teaching…

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Poverty – under our own roof

For Lent, Jo Stow encourages schools to take a more relational approach to charity and to notice hidden poverty in the classroom…

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Catholic Social Thought and Our Calling

Jenny Sinclair explores Catholic Social Thought to show how it equips us to play our part in God’s great participation…

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Is an ethical politics possible?

In Krakow, Jenny Sinclair gives a talk exploring how Catholic social teaching can inform an ethical politics…

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The Common Good Principles

At the heart of Common Good Thinking is a coherent framework of principles for all of us to put into practice in every day life and decision-making. Feel free to download this poster and…

Am I a consumer, or a neighbour?
At Pentecost, Jo Stow reflects on the importance of neighbourliness as our young people face an uncertain futureRead More
Resurrection
The T4CG Easter 2025 Newsletter. What does it mean to be a Resurrection people?Read More
Communion
The T4CG Pentecost 2025 Newsletter. The Holy Spirit is the only source of true unity. Read More
The future of UK Christian social action
As poverty gets worse, how should the church respond?Read More
Poverty – under our own roof
For Lent, Jo Stow encourages schools to take a more relational approach to charity and to notice hidden poverty in the classroom Read More