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With their new book, Catholic Leadership for Civil Society, authors Cristofer Pereyra and Erin Monnin provide a guide to authentic lay Catholic leadership. The book challenges the laity to take on leadership roles in the secular world.

Catholic Leadership is structured to show that lay Catholic leadership is not meant to be lived out within the confines of the Catholic faith-community exclusively, but instead serve mainly as a guiding force which illuminates every aspect of secular society with the Truth of the Gospel. The book explains why lay Catholic professionals have a unique responsibility and privileged opportunity to influence the world for Christ. It’s not an optional prerogative, but their duty as baptized children of God. The authors explain that chance and coincidence are not compatible with the Catholic faith. If God has blessed some lay Catholics with a professional career, then their career must obligatorily become those Catholics’ field of mission. Ultimately, this book explores specific fields and concrete ways to carry out Catholic leadership for civil society.

There seems to be a lot of confusion in the Catholic Church surrounding every upcoming election. Priests and bishops are supporting both candidates, congregations are hearing mixed messages, and people are looking for truth in the wrong places. With every election having the potential to change history and our country (whether for the better or worse is to be determined), we do not have time to waste being confused or misinformed about our role as Catholic voters.

https://www.thecatholicprofessional.com/the-catholic-vote-whats-at-stake-2/

Though many do not yet see it, Christian civilization has imploded. It no longer exists. So, where do we go from here? There are many challenging answers to that question. One is eminent: the laity must begin to exercise tangible and effective leadership both within and—most importantly and the focus of this book—outside the boundaries of the institutional Church.

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Almsgiving is a hallmark pillar of Lent yet it is something that we can and should do all year in order to support worthy causes, advance the Kingdom of God on earth, and atone for our sins by our sacrifice. I've written before of several worthwhile charities for Catholics (see my post: 10 Traditional Catholic Charities: Almsgiving for Traditional Catholics), but it is also important to consider our impact on the pro-life movement in addition to worthwhile missionary endeavors.

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https://www.thecatholicprofessional.com/12-pro-life-charities-for-catholics/