Read by Rev. William J. Byron, S.J., Ph.D

How can one live as Christ taught people to live in both one's personal and public life? In response to the needs of our times, the Church has developed an amazing body of thoughtful documents and pronouncements collectively called "Catholic Social Teaching. "But how do we apply Catholic Social Teaching? What does it really mean? How do we live according to the beatitudes in our daily lives? Join one of America's most celebrated Catholic educators in exploring the meaning and application of some of our Church's most vital teaching. Based on one of Fr. Byron's most popular written works, an article called "Ten Building Blocks of Catholic Social Thought," first published in America magazine and then reprinted countless times, these lectures will inform and inspire you. Explore principles such as human dignity, full participation, human equality and the common good with deep insight and understanding. Conveniently organized into a set of ten discreet principles, you will find this series an extraordinarily rich resource. These well-presented lectures promise to inform, challenge, and edify you

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