Can a Good Catholic Be a Good Citizen? (Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J.) 10/11/24

The discussion delves into what it means to be a good citizen as a Catholic, especially in today's politicized environment. It highlights the historical relationship between faith and American politics, addressing how significant figures navigated anti-Catholic sentiments. The need for a balance between moral obligations and civic duties is examined, alongside the importance of integrating faith into public life. Additionally, it emphasizes seeking divine wisdom in political engagement, urging listeners to align with Christ’s teachings for a better society.