The Almighty and the dollar: reflections on Economic justice for all

Introduction. Serving two masters?

Part I. Economic justice for all: pastoral letter on Catholic social teaching and the U.S. economy (excerpt with chapters 1, II, IV, and V) / United States Catholic Bishops (1986)

I. The church and the future of the U.S. economy (nos. 1-27)

II. The Christian vision of economic life (nos. 28-126)

IV. A new American experiment: partnership for the public good (nos. 295-325)

V. A commitment to the future (nos. 326-365)

Part II. Foundational issues of economic justice

1. Economic justice and the new challenges of globalization / David Hollenbach

2. Catholic social thought as an empirical claim / Daniel K. Finn

3. Considering a solidarity economy as a framework for justice / Rebecca Todd Peters

4. Participation as a moral measure of the economy / Mark J. Allman

Part III. Contemporary issues of economic justice

5. Fighting poverty and providing safety nets: an agenda for US Catholic advocacy in social policy / Thomas Massaro

6. Where y' at race, whiteness, and economic justice?: a map of white complicity in the economic oppression of people of color / Alex Mikulich

7. Who is still missing?: economic justice and immigrant justice / María Teresa Dávila

8. Becoming synergoi: food, justice, and economic cooperation / Margaret R. Pfeil

9. Liturgy, discipleship, and economic justice / Christopher P. Vogt.