# Quadragesimo Anno

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Quadragesimo Anno (Part 9)

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Ten minutes a day reading the Catholic Church’s social encyclicals. This episode continues Quadragesimo Anno, written by Pope Pius XI in 1931 celebrating 40 years since Rerum Novarum.  This podcast exists for people who want to work their way through catholic social teaching, but struggle to find…

Quadragesimo Anno (Part 10)

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Ten minutes a day reading the Catholic Church’s social encyclicals. This episode continues Quadragesimo Anno, written by Pope Pius XI in 1931 celebrating 40 years since Rerum Novarum.  This podcast exists for people who want to work their way through catholic social teaching, but struggle to find…

Quadragesimo Anno (Part 11)

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Ten minutes a day reading the Catholic Church’s social encyclicals. This episode continues Quadragesimo Anno, written by Pope Pius XI in 1931 celebrating 40 years since Rerum Novarum.  This podcast exists for people who want to work their way through catholic social teaching, but struggle to find…

Quadragesimo Anno (Part 12)

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Ten minutes a day reading the Catholic Church’s social encyclicals. This episode continues Quadragesimo Anno, written by Pope Pius XI in 1931 celebrating 40 years since Rerum Novarum.  This podcast exists for people who want to work their way through catholic social teaching, but struggle to find…

Developing a Catholic Social Vision for the Modern World with David Cloutier

David Cloutier on April 8, 2026 at Ruth Lake Country Club. In this lecture, David Cloutier traces the development of Catholic social teaching (CST) from Rerum Novarum through Quadragesimo Anno to Centesimus Annus and beyond. Through many papacies and much change in the world, CST develops a unique…

Until Lambs Become Lions: Stewards, Not Sovereigns

This episode of Irrevocable cannot be reduced to “Trump vs. Pope Leo.” It is a deeper question of moral coherence, human dignity, authentic peace, and whether Washington and Rome can still speak truthfully to one another. The episode asks whether the United States and the Vatican can recover a s…

Reclaiming the Common Good: The Catholic Worker and Christian Anarchism

Summary This episode explores the rich tradition of the Catholic Worker Movement, Christian anarchism, and the integration of Catholic social teaching into contemporary social and economic practices. Guest Renee Darlene Roden shares her journey, insights on community, justice, and hope in today's w…

CREDO - Edward Hadas - Magnifica Humanitas Part 6

Edward Hadas continues his deep dive into the encyclical, looking this week at the Pope's summary of the tradition of CST starting with Rerum Novarum by his namesake Leo XIII and the intentional beginning of a tradition with Pius XI's Quadragesimo Anno forty years later. Edward Hadas is the author …

Does the Catholic Church Really Condemn Socialism?

Socialism is presently all over American news, with democratic socialist politicians currently competing for key roles in state and national leadership. These developments have elicited forceful commentary from Catholic leaders such as Bishop Robert Barron. Catholics are often told that the Church …

What Pope Leo XII Changed Forever – Magnifica Humanitas – Church Wisdom with Fr Eamonn McCarthy & Matthias Conroy

Matthias and Father Eamonn continue through Magnifica Humanitas, working through Chapter 1’s survey of Catholic social doctrine from Rerum Novarum to the Second Vatican Council — including Quadragesimo Anno and Pacem in Terris. The episode circles back to a distinction that Matthias and Fr Eamonn d…