Pope Leo Holds up Argentine Businessman as a Model of Lay Holiness
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The Catholic SunPope Leo holds up Argentine businessman as a model of lay holiness
"Seeking to sanctify ourselves through our profession and to sanctify the profession" is "a mission of religion and life," Shaw often said. The post Pope Leo holds up Argentine businessman as a model of lay holiness first appeared on OSV News.
During his visit to the UCA, the Pontiff reviewed the trajectory of the founder of ACDE, promoter of the family salary and of a vision of the work inspired by the Social Doctrine of the Church
Pope Leo holds up Argentine businessman as a model of lay holiness - The Catholic Telegraph
Speaking Nov. 9 at the Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina in Buenos Aires, Pope Leo XIV has again pointed to Enrique Shaw, the Argentine businessman and father of nine, declared venerable in 2021, as a model of how faith can transform economic life.
The Pope highlighted in the UCA the Argentine who defended a company focused on people and promoted the family salary. His story brings together a naval career, nine children and a bond with his workers that left an unforgettable phrase.
The Pope highlighted his conception of work as a community of people and recalled his contribution to Christian social thought. Shaw had been arrested in May 1955, during the confrontation between the Peronist government and the Catholic Church. During his visit to the Argentine Catholic University (UCA), Pope Leon XIV highlighted the figure of [...]
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