The Apostolate of Labor
THE APOSTOLATE OF LABOR
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the Council of the Catholic Church, signed by
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Lienart, of...
...countries the bishops will increase their "labor mis...
...rights...
...powerful and successful in upholding their own rights...
...sign of opposition to their principles...
...For many years...
...The issuance of the proclama...
...This secretary acted as the inter...
...This letter elicited a letter of approbation from...
...to have been expected, the greater part of the workers...
...Catholic clergy, which brought about the controversy...
...they urge, as in their magnificent pastoral letter, lay...
...ologist, Dr...
...Such a situation of course deeply troubled thought...
...employers who recognized that justice obligated them...
...The employers also have...
...See has now addressed an intervention bringing to an...
...larly, notably the admirable group which founded the...
...to the earnest attention of our readers...
...retti's manifesto is hailed in Europe as another mile...
...With this movement, the diocesan authorities...
...Our own bishops are like the...
...economics and of social science see many things un...
...attention in the United States...
...practice of their religion...
...Christian social justice, will soon begin, in our pages...
...duced to misery by prolonged unemployment, and ap...
...a proof of adherence to this or that social doctrine...
...however, not only has the charity of the bishop been...
...discussion with labor unions, the members of which...
...laid down that no amount of the most benevolent...
...up the dictum that workers had no right to organize...
...The "Consortium," as the employers' union was...
...laws...
...suasive influence of religious principles upon social...
...forced, the employers under some circumstances, did...
...been called, the Catholic unions, which had not ap...
...In the Lille district, as...
...ternal solicitude of the Church for the world of labor...
...However, since the Social...
...influential political groups...
...is so important, namely, the relations between capital...
...Lienart, of Lille, a very important centre of the indus...
...France was based upon principles which apply to such...
...All these are...
...Catholic groups among the workers...
...the labor unions, both the Socialists and the Catholics...
...by the employers of Lille...
...ployees...
...and among the employers...
...organized labor, the national and the state govern...
...management and the workers...
...gation, is the creation of unions regulated according...
...ploy tens of thousands of workers...
...right of both employers and employees to organize is...
...He answered...
...It was the clash between their...
...would have nothing to do with the Catholic unions, as...
...John Augustine Ryan, who for twenty-five...
...safeguarding of their natural rights and interests...
...of unemployment—"enforced vacations," was the...
...population against the evil of indifference to the Social...
...therefore, two powerful and opposing organized forces...
...On the other hand, it...
...Least of all, he added, could a bishop refrain from...
...velopments...
...of Lille headed the list of those who responded to the...
...counselors...
...sessed a partly Catholic circulation, and in these it...
...nism, and the American Labor Day which has won for...
...among the Catholics...
...their own interests, so long as they are guided by...
...May-day seems to be its equivalent in Europe, but...
...further...
...doctrines of Communism, which detests the present...
...general secretary...
...highly organized Socialistic groups were almost solely...
...he and his associates of the Sacred Congregation of...
...We are happy, therefore, to be able to announce that...
...associations of employers and capitalists, reached the...
...and has no direct bearing upon American conditions...
...in many cases even from be...
...pays tribute to the conscientious way in which they ob...
...to organize mixed syndicates, or guilds...
...agitated the north of France, there is intense indus...
...In time, the Consortium found itself in open opposi...
...employees can justify the denial to the workers to...
...tive as compared with the apparently more practical...
...and to apply Christian principles against the menace...
...the rich and the poor...
...those indispensable instruments of concord and peace...
...disastrous to society in general...
...praises the bishops of the industrial district of northern...
...and also for the...
...and help to guide all labor problems, and very em...
...blance between the European May-day demonstra...
...Sbarretti's proclamation, therefore, was merely coin...
...Catholic workers' union, but also against the clergy...
...trouble or disaster...
...All these funds were pooled in a bank con...
...and its car waiting at the door to aid in the digestion...
...support...
...Christian gospel, and their fairness in recognizing the...
...for the payment of accident benefits...
...workers' cause has been affirmed in formal fashion by...
...They devised and set in operation, many...
...Roubaix-Tourcoing," was not content with this stand...
...perous labor unions, cooperative associations for the...
...strongly, in fact, almost exclusively, to encourage a...
...Church of Christ should be the first to help them, and...
...and participated in by nearly all grades of society, ex...
...being accorded just treatment by their employers, and...
...experience that his day was over, he did not assert...
...when our annual Labor Day was directing attention to...
...The instrument of...
...type of employer, it is true, had practically disap...
...casioned this utterance from Rome exist at present in...
...strongly industrialized, great masses of the Catholic...
...hopeless optimists, that what is called the present era...
...the workers was concerned...
...and specially equipped for dealing with social prob...
...workers...
...all other Christian duties is that of charity...
...the defense of their material interests might be co...
Vol. 10 • September 1929 • No. 20
