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Joseph Stoutzenberger

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

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Consolation vs. Social Justice

People of color outdoors at a protest

Joseph Stoutzenberger reflects on his childhood Catholic faith, filled with rituals and prayers like those to St. Francis and St. Jude. He contrasts this piety with his current struggles to connect with spirituality as an adult, despite recognizing the enduring devotion in others. He finds solace in sacred spaces, valuing prayer’s nuanced presence in life.

Posted byjoestoutzenbergerJuly 18, 2025July 18, 2025Posted inAnti-racism, Catholic, Christian Politics, Compassion, Equality, EthicsTags:Catholic Questions, Compassion, consolation, Ethics, Joseph Stoutzenberger, justice, modern catholic social teaching commentaries and interpretations, Moral Theory, Racial Equality, racism, social justice, society, systemic racism, wokeLeave a comment on Consolation vs. Social Justice
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