The Wealth of Persons as a Forgotten Principle in Economic Thinking and Modern Catholic Social Teaching

Please join us February 1 for "The Wealth of Persons as a Forgotten Principle in Economic Thinking and Modern Catholic Social Teaching" presented by Fr. John McNerney.

25 January 2017

Time: 3:30pm
Date: Wednesday, February 1, 2017
Location: Boardroom, St. Joseph's College

Presenter: Fr. John McNerney

In this talk, Fr. McNerney will outline how the wealth of nations is ultimately the wealth of persons who create and sustain them. The common cry of 'inequality' is not one that necessarily demands a response. Rather, the fundamental equality of persons who cannot be valued in purely economic terms is one which sets us out on a path that promotes 'a sustainable and equitable development within the context of a broader concept of quality of life' (Laudato Si, n.192).

Fr. John McNerney is a Professor of Philosophy and former Chaplain at the University College Dublin, Ireland

Everyone is welcome; an RSVP is requested but not required to Sara at: sara.mckeon@ualberta.ca
Light refreshments will be available.



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