Title: Integral justice
First published: 1990
Description: This book shows us that as people internalize their Catholic faith, it guides them forward to deeper commitment to others. 'They can begin then, to address both the symptoms of injustice, and the systems that cause injustice. This conversion to gospel values will enable us to become effective agents for the transformation of the world.' (From back cover) Contents include: - Barriers to integral justice - Levels of faith appropriation - The Christian discovery process - Rediscovering the primary role of scripture - The new spirituality - Church as Easter-Pentecost process - The Eucharist: "The great coming together" - Understanding the "Structures of sin" - Changing people changing structures.
Subjects: Catholic Church, Christian sociology, Membership, Christianity and justice, Church and social problems, Catholic Church -- Membership, Membership requirements, Church and social problems -- Catholic Church, Christianity and justice -- Catholic Church --, Christian sociology -- Catholic Church
LC classification: BX1753 .W26 1990