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Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty
This site offers a wonderfully wide-range wealth of resources on applying Catholic and Christian concerns and heritage to practical problems and issues, with an emphasis on liberty and free enterprise. It provides a desperately needed antidote to the many liberal political sites that promote themselves as Catholic and involving "social justice."
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Catholic Business Journal
The Catholic Business Journal is a premiere online business platform where Catholic business professionals can exchange ideas, create new ventures, explore faith-based solutions to challenging business and human resource problems, post jobs and resumes, and foster new opportunities to serve together, ultimately, a higher purpose.
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Catholics in the Military
CatholicMil.org serves those who serve, offering U.S. Armed Forces personnel spiritual truths of military life in light of the Catholic Faith. CatholicMil.org works to spiritually edify military families who have an immediate member currently serving active duty.
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Fidelis
Fidelis (Latin for faithful) is the universal name for a group of Catholic-based political, legal, research and educational organizations whose collective mission it is to formulate, promote, and defend public policies that uphold religious freedom, human life from conception to natural death, and the traditional institutions of marriage and family.
Its structure and approach is designed to coordinate the efforts of four related organizations under a comprehensive structure and unifying vision in order to effectively shape public debate, influence public policy, and defend critical freedoms in areas consistent with its mission.
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The Polycarp Research Institute
The Polycarp Research Institute is a "non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of high-quality research designed to enhance the physical, psychological and spiritual condition of mankind. TPRI helps researchers with projects that are designed to reveal the truths contained within Nature’s laws." The Institute does not promote methods or intentions that are inconsistent with the ethical and moral guidelines of the Catholic Church; however, not all of the research that TPRI supports contains a moral dimension (eg, research to find the cure to cancer, to treat ectopic pregnancy etc). The site itself features some of the results of their research in form of articles and scholarly papers.
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