The Church and Labor
...dignity of labor. However, he cautioned against viewing the economy as a class struggle and against the creation of a “leviathan state” that would lead to the “individual and family’s “absorption by the state.”[11] Since Pope Leo’s Rerum Novarum, the Catholic Church has placed a special focus on the plight
The Centennial Fountain
...al Force,” 22. [8] Gibbs, History of the Catholic, 34. [9] Ibid., 34. [10] Gasparini, “A Celebration of Moral Force,” 24. [11] Gasparini, “A Celebration of Moral Force,” 40. [12] Gibbs, History of the Catholic, 40. [13] Ibid., 45. [14] Ibid., 42. Archives Archives Select Month July 2025 June 2025
Patrick Coad, patentee of the galvanic battery, and interesting miscellaneous items
...was a noted teacher and lecturer of medicine and the natural sciences, but gained wider notoriety after he invented and patented his galvanic battery in March 1842. The patent Coad received was for the “improvement in the mode of constructing the galvanic battery so as to vary the intensity of
Newman Centers
...the main problems that faced Newman centers and similar Catholic college organizations was the nature of its identity. Were these organizations places of worship, social clubs, or educational/evangelical centers? The answer was they were all three at the same time. However, many centers would struggle to balance the religious nature