We’re planning for impact in the 2018 election cycle. There are likely to be some good candidates running as the younger people seem more faithful and less jaded than the older ones. We’ll be looking for those candidates and letting you know what we find.

Likewise, there are some issues that no other Catholic source properly represents. Some Catholics, some priests and even some bishops, misunderstand the proper role of government. If we don’t know our proper roles, how will anything but chaos prevail? That’s what we have in government now, chaos. In the treasury of the Church is buried the teaching of such thinkers as St. Thomas Aquinas, who limit government to governing. Who will cut through this monstrous confusion if not the laity?

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One thing we all have in common is the desire for good government.  For us to achieve this desire, since in our form of government we select our leaders, we voters must first understand the proper role and purpose of government.  The proper “end” (i.e., purpose) of government is the “common good of the community governed.”  This cannot be properly understood until you consider what “good” a community can have “in common”.  Not every thing that is a “good” can be held or applied in common.

The resource on this is the teaching of the Church, the principles that endure, not the emotions and politics of the day. The principles are timeless; feelings and judgment on the circumstances of the day are not.

Take a look at our Hierarchy of Values page for more information on this.

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