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	: In 2009, American Life League joined with several other concerned organizations to form the Reform CCHD Now Coalition. In March of 2010, the coalition sent a report on CCHD to each bishop, showing that, in ~~2009â€“2010~~, 51 out of 237 groups receiving CCHD funding either directly or through coalition membership promoted abortion, birth control, homosexuality, and/or Marxism. Thus, 21% of the groups funded by CCHD were involved in such work.		: In 2009, American Life League joined with several other concerned organizations to form the Reform CCHD Now Coalition. In March of 2010, the coalition sent a report on CCHD to each bishop, showing that, in 2009-2010, 51 out of 237 groups receiving CCHD funding either directly or through coalition membership promoted abortion, birth control, homosexuality, and/or Marxism. Thus, 21% of the groups funded by CCHD were involved in such work.

	: As a result of this activity, CCHD conducted an internal effort to revamp its grant process and ensure that all grantees adhered to strict guidelines. The results were published in a CCHD Renewal Document.		: As a result of this activity, CCHD conducted an internal effort to revamp its grant process and ensure that all grantees adhered to strict guidelines. The results were published in a CCHD Renewal Document.

	: ~~2010â€“2011~~ Grantees		: 2010-2011 Grantees

	: In January, 2011, CCHD published its list of 2010-2011 grantees. At that time, American Life League reviewed the list and was disappointed to see that many of the offending organizations were still on the list and, in fact, others have been added.		: In January, 2011, CCHD published its list of 2010-2011 grantees. At that time, American Life League reviewed the list and was disappointed to see that many of the offending organizations were still on the list and, in fact, others have been added.

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	Will-power Christianity. Pelagianism.		Will-power Christianity. Pelagianism.

	"Love God" is the first commandment. The second is like unto the first--but no substitute for it.		"Love God" is the first commandment. The second is like unto the first — but no substitute for it.

	Our obligation to take care of others is the bad news of Christianity. The good news is that God has loved us first and, by the death and resurrection of Jesus, given us the power to lay down our lives for others. The gospel without Jesus is no gospel at all.		Our obligation to take care of others is the bad news of Christianity. The good news is that God has loved us first and, by the death and resurrection of Jesus, given us the power to lay down our lives for others. The gospel without Jesus is no gospel at all.

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	: The attached report documents that, of the 218 organizations funded by CCHD, 14 are directly involved in activities contrary to Church teaching and 40 are actively involved in coalitions with such activities. Thus, 54 groups (24%) funded by CCHD are involved in anti-Catholic work.		: The attached report documents that, of the 218 organizations funded by CCHD, 14 are directly involved in activities contrary to Church teaching and 40 are actively involved in coalitions with such activities. Thus, 54 groups (24%) funded by CCHD are involved in anti-Catholic work.

	: The number, and percentage, of offending organizations has actually INCREASED in the last year ~~â€”from~~ 51 to 54 groups and from 21% to 24%.		: The number, and percentage, of offending organizations has actually INCREASED in the last year — from 51 to 54 groups and from 21% to 24%.

	: These 54 organizations received a total of $1,863,000 of the $7,608,000 distributed in CCHD grants in 2010-2011.		: These 54 organizations received a total of $1,863,000 of the $7,608,000 distributed in CCHD grants in 2010-2011.

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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	* [http://blog.acton.org/archives/21249-rev-sirico-social-justice-is-a-complex-concept.html "Rev. Sirico: ~~â€˜Social~~ Justice’ is a complex concept."]		* [http://blog.acton.org/archives/21249-rev-sirico-social-justice-is-a-complex-concept.html "Rev. Sirico: ‘Social Justice’ is a complex concept."]
	* James V. Schall, S.J., [http://www.crisismagazine.com/2011/what-is-roman-catholic-political-philosophy "What is Roman Catholic Political Philosophy?"]		* James V. Schall, S.J., [http://www.crisismagazine.com/2011/what-is-roman-catholic-political-philosophy "What is Roman Catholic Political Philosophy?"]

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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	* [http://blog.acton.org/archives/21249-rev-sirico-social-justice-is-a-complex-concept.html "Rev. Sirico: â€˜Social ~~Justiceâ€™~~ is a complex concept."]		* [http://blog.acton.org/archives/21249-rev-sirico-social-justice-is-a-complex-concept.html "Rev. Sirico: â€˜Social Justice’ is a complex concept."]
	* James V. Schall, S.J., [http://www.crisismagazine.com/2011/what-is-roman-catholic-political-philosophy "What is Roman Catholic Political Philosophy?"]		* James V. Schall, S.J., [http://www.crisismagazine.com/2011/what-is-roman-catholic-political-philosophy "What is Roman Catholic Political Philosophy?"]

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 Some things just sound or smell bad to me.  People use the language of Christianity, but it seems as though their highest good (Latin, "summum bonum") is a more equitable distribution of wealth through government action.  Christianity only interests them in so far as it is a useful means to achieve that end.
-Radical community activists see the Churches as reservoirs of good will, wealth, and political power.  I believe that they deliberately intend to use Christians as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Useful_idiot "useful idiots"] to further their own secular and anti-Christian agenda.
+Radical community activists see the Churches as reservoirs of good will, wealth, and political power.  I believe that they deliberately intend to use Christians as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Useful_idiot "useful idiots"] to further their own : secular and anti-Christian agenda.
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 * [http://blog.acton.org/archives/21249-rev-sirico-social-justice-is-a-complex-concept.html "Rev. Sirico: â€˜Social Justiceâ€™ is a complex concept."]
 * James V. Schall, S.J., [http://www.crisismagazine.com/2011/what-is-roman-catholic-political-philosophy "What is Roman Catholic Political Philosophy?"]
 [[Category:Culture Wars]]

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	* [http://blog.acton.org/archives/21249-rev-sirico-social-justice-is-a-complex-concept.html "Rev. Sirico: â€˜Social Justiceâ€™ is a complex concept."]		* [http://blog.acton.org/archives/21249-rev-sirico-social-justice-is-a-complex-concept.html "Rev. Sirico: â€˜Social Justiceâ€™ is a complex concept."]
	* James V. Schall, S.J., [http://www.crisismagazine.com/2011/what-is-roman-catholic-political-philosophy "What is Roman Catholic Political Philosophy?"]		* James V. Schall, S.J., [http://www.crisismagazine.com/2011/what-is-roman-catholic-political-philosophy "What is Roman Catholic Political Philosophy?"]
			* [http://www.reformcchdnow.com/ Reform the Catholic Campaign for Human Development.]

	[[Category:Culture Wars]]		[[Category:Culture Wars]]

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	== Catholic Teaching on Social Justice ==		== Catholic Teaching on Social Justice ==
	* [~~[Catholic Teaching on~~ Social ~~Justice]~~]		* [http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/pontifical_councils/justpeace/documents/rc_pc_justpeace_doc_20060526_compendio-dott-soc_en.html Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church.]
	* Full text of the Vatican's [[Instruction on Liberation Theology]].		* Full text of the Vatican's [[Instruction on Liberation Theology]].

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	== ~~General considerations~~ ==		== Catholic Teaching on Social Justice ==
	* [[Catholic Teaching on Social Justice]]		* [[Catholic Teaching on Social Justice]]
	* Full text of the Vatican's [[Instruction on Liberation Theology]].		* Full text of the Vatican's [[Instruction on Liberation Theology]].

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	== General considerations ==		== General considerations ==
			* [[Catholic Teaching on Social Justice]]
	* Full text of the Vatican's [[Instruction on Liberation Theology]].		* Full text of the Vatican's [[Instruction on Liberation Theology]].