Articles for Meghan Clark

There Is No Convincing Argument—Moral Or Political—Against Food Stamps

by | July 28, 2017 | Formation, Poverty: Analysis and Responses, Reflections | 0 Comments

One of the victims of President Trump’s budget proposal is the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly referred to as food stamps. Since 2012, I have been writing to defend SNAP in response to attempts by Republican lawmakers to weaken the program. House...
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“Pacem in Terris” 50 years later (CNS)

by | April 24, 2013 | Poverty: Analysis and Responses | 0 Comments

Catholic News Service looks at how "Pacem in Terris" holds up 50 years after the Cold War-inspired papal encyclical on peace was written by Blessed John XXIII. Meghan Clark, Professor Moral Theology at St. John's University  joins Cardinal Turkson and  Maryann...
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An option that is not an option

by | April 10, 2013 | Justice and Peace | 0 Comments

http://catholicmoraltheology.com/an-option-thats-not-optional-the-preferential-option-for-the-poor/ An Option that’s not Optional: The Preferential Option for the Poor BY: MEGHAN CLARK Over the last month, as talk has returned to budgets and sequesters, deficits and...
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Vincent’s Recipe for Solidarity, Justice and Organization

by | November 16, 2011 | Vincentian Family | 0 Comments

" The  heart of practicing  the Christian virtue of charity  lies in  its intimate and  necessary  relationship   to both  justice and  organization. A relationship exemplified  in the example  of St. Vincent  de Paul and  the communities he inspired.  In Vincent, we...
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