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Economic Justice, Poverty and Welfare: Upholding Human Dignity and the Common Good
The Colorado Catholic Conference published a report detailing the public policy priorities of Colorado bishops, focusing on economic justice, poverty, and welfare. This installment is the fourth part of a 10-part series regarding the bishops' policy goals.
The series highlights how Catholic social teaching provides a framework for protecting workers, promoting economic opportunity, and caring for the poor to build a just society. During a February 2026 press conference regarding his appointment as Archbishop of Denver, Archbishop James Golka stated that Christians must care for those in need.
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