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Caritas: The Illustrated History of Christian Charity
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Caritas: The Illustrated History of Christian Charity

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Charity is not unique to Christianity, but the history of the followers of Jesus can be told in their practice of love for their neighbors. In Caritas, author Juan Maria Laboa presents a panorama of this history, told through representative works of art through the centuries- from early illustrations of the life of Jesus, through the beauty of medieval illuminated manuscripts, up to and including the teachings of Pope Francis. The importance of social justice in the teaching of the Church is highlighted by the retelling of the stories of lives of the saints and the founding of religious communities dedicated to helping the poor and sick and improving society. Finally, a chapter on the papacy of Pope Francis reemphasizes the Church’s tradition of charity and the search for justice.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Paulist Press International,U.S.
Country
United States
Date
2 December 2014
Pages
260
ISBN
9780809106103

Charity is not unique to Christianity, but the history of the followers of Jesus can be told in their practice of love for their neighbors. In Caritas, author Juan Maria Laboa presents a panorama of this history, told through representative works of art through the centuries- from early illustrations of the life of Jesus, through the beauty of medieval illuminated manuscripts, up to and including the teachings of Pope Francis. The importance of social justice in the teaching of the Church is highlighted by the retelling of the stories of lives of the saints and the founding of religious communities dedicated to helping the poor and sick and improving society. Finally, a chapter on the papacy of Pope Francis reemphasizes the Church’s tradition of charity and the search for justice.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Paulist Press International,U.S.
Country
United States
Date
2 December 2014
Pages
260
ISBN
9780809106103