KnowraCatholic social teachingLinked fromLinked fromThe 38 pages that link to Catholic social teaching, each with the reason it gives.All 38Broader topic 3Related 25Narrower topic 9Compared with 1Thomas AquinasNarrower topic: Aquinas’s natural-law reasoning remains a major source for its treatment of justice and the common good.SubsidiarityNarrower topic: Subsidiarity emerged as a principle within this broader tradition of social thought.Christian democracyNarrower topic: It was a major source of ideas for the movement’s early European parties.Pope John Paul IINarrower topic: His encyclicals extended this tradition through arguments about labor, political freedom, and economic systems.Pope FrancisNarrower topic: Francis’s statements on poverty, labor, migration, and ecology belong to this broader tradition.Óscar RomeroNarrower topic: Romero grounded his public appeals in the Church’s social principles.Pope Leo XIIINarrower topic: Leo XIII’s writings helped establish its modern framework.Dorothy DayNarrower topic: Day grounded her critiques of poverty, capitalism, and war in this evolving tradition.Preferential option for the poorNarrower topic: The principle became part of this broader tradition of reflection on justice and social life.