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Joseph Stoutzenberger

Joseph Stoutzenberger

Joseph Stoutzenberger, Ph.D., is a Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at Holy Family University in Philadelphia.

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They Have Forgotten How to Blush

Image of a man kneeling in prayer within a room with stain glass windows.

The author reflects on the relevance of Jeremiah’s warnings against inequality and moral neglect in today’s society. He emphasizes the importance of self-reflection, accountability, and compassion for the less fortunate, drawing parallels to historical figures like Abraham Lincoln. The call to “blush” serves as a reminder to confront our moral failures and seek justice for all.

Posted byjoestoutzenbergerNovember 28, 2025November 6, 2025Posted inFaith and Morality, Social Justice and Ethics, Spiritual ReflectionsTags:Amends and Forgiveness, Biblical justice, Biblical lessons for modern America, Catholic Questions, christianity, Compassion, Ethics, Faith and public life, jesus, Joseph Stoutzenberger, Living with integrity, modern catholic concerns, modern catholic social teaching commentaries and interpretations, Moral responsibility, Moral Theory, Religion and Politics in America, The importance of conscience in public lifeLeave a comment on They Have Forgotten How to Blush
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