Neither Left nor Right, but Catholic: Responding to the New Aggressive Anti-Catholicism

Catholic Social Science Review 16:291-292 (2011)
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This article, which inaugurated SCSS president Stephen M. Krason’s monthly online column, “Neither Left Nor Right but Catholic”, takes note of an important address given by Archbishop Charles Chaput in Europe in which he foresees increasing repression by an arch-secularist political and cultural elite against Catholics and the Church when they try to bring the Church’s message to society. This represents a deeply disturbing narrowing of the meaning of religious liberty to mere freedom of worship.

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10.5840/cssr20111630

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