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To be a Church of the poor and a Church for the poor—this is the challenge that Twomey traces from the papacy of John XXIII to the present day. A thorough and engaging analysis of the development of the idea of a preferential option for the poor, the book examines Catholic social thinking and teaching in light of the Church’s post-Vatican II commitment to greater engagement with the world outside of the institutional Church. To John XXIII’s own surprise, according to an excerpt from his private journal that Twomey cites, he expected to be a “transitional” Pope, but became a revolutionary leader, touching hearts worldwide and urging the Church to

The “Preferential Option for the Poor” in Catholic Social Thought From John XXIII to John Paul II, by Gerald S. Twomey

The “Preferential Option for the Poor” in Catholic Social Thought From John XXIII to John Paul II, by Gerald S. Twomey