Labor/Economic Justice

Pope Leo has returned to the subject of AI again and again in speeches, messages and interviews since his election in May 2025.

If you think of the most secularized regions in Europe — like the Czech Republic — even there, Christians are many times more numerous than here.”

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff policy, finding it exceeded his authority, but leaves the matter of refunds unclear.

“Human flourishing requires meeting basic needs such as food, water, shelter, together with quality healthcare and education and also freedom.”

At a Jesuit-run university in Los Angeles, a group of non-tenure track professors currently accuse its administration of union busting, while the administration charges it has the right to invoke …

“Many fishermen face storms far beyond the seas: low income, job insecurity, poor working conditions, being far from their families.”

On Oct. 25, 150 leaders from across Appalachia gathered at the Diocese of Pittsburgh Pastoral Center for a daylong “faith and labor” dialogue designed to grapple with a range of …

As migrant workers wrestled with the pandemic, Niece listened to their growing concerns, wanting to do more than just refer them to the Ministry of Labor.

Greeting a pilgrimage of Chicago labor union leaders, Pope Leo XIV thanked them for helping “to create a society where all can flourish.”

“Whoever serves God becomes free from wealth; but whoever serves wealth remains its slave,” Pope Leo XIV said.