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Ryan: "Simply put, I do not believe that the preferential option for the poor means a preferential option for big government"

By SharperIron on Wed, 08/15/12
Society & Culture
Roman Catholicism
Social Ethics
Poverty

What Does Catholic Social Teaching Have to Do with the Presidential Race?

“The preferential option for the poor means have an economy that is growing and have an economy that is wired, so that people who are in pockets of poverty that have never seen growth and economic opportunity before get it.”

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