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Thursday, August 28, 2008

Reflections on Forming Conscience

The new issue of the Journal of Catholic Legal Studies contains a Symposium that will be of great interest to MOJ readers.  The Symposium, titled Catholic Teaching, Catholic Values and Catholic Voters: Reflections on Forming Conscience for Faithful Citizens, contain six essays offering a range of perspectives on the USCCB's document on policital responsibility and faithful citizenship, and generally on the question of conscience and voting.  Among the six are essays by MOJ'ers Robert Araujo, Amy Uelmen and me.  All six essays (along with an introducion by Prof. Michael Simons of St. John's University School of Law, who is the faculty adviser to the journal) are available on the journal's website here.  The Symposium makes a valuable contribution to the public debate on faithful citizenship.

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