...Paul Hanly Furfey chose to pursue Social Work in his doctoral studies as a way to best witness to the Christian tradition. As a graduate student, Furfey served in a parish near the university and worked for John O’Grady at Catholic Charities. At Catholic Charities, Furfey became involved...

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...Finally, Chapter 13 engages the work of Richard Kearney and asserts that it is best understood as a kind of postmodern charity. Kearney’s deeply hermeneutic work seeks to articulate a God of possibility and promise who is incarnated in our care for the poor and marginalized. The themes...

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... focuses on the collaboration between the Club and Cardinal Hayes, with a particular focus on the launch of the Catholic Charities campaign. Il Fermo Proposito Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne Leo XIII Pius X Pius XI Ubi Arcano Dei Consilio New York archdiocese Non Abbiamo Bisogno Association...

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... that love is an answer to God's call to perfection. The Christian life is founded on charity of which there are two kinds. The first one is symbolized by “reverent affection” mingled with consideration of God's benefits. The second one is divorced from all consideration of self and of God's benefits...

... of life. And it is accordingly used to explain the nature of Christian charity: charity is the love of God, that is, the love one has for God, considering God not merely as the author of natural reality but as the obiectum of supernatural beatitude. This chapter investigates the invention...