Community of Catholic Business Schools

Why Social and Global Justice Matter at a Catholic University

Dr. Patrick McCormick, Professor of Religious Studies, earned his Masters of Divinity and Theology from Mary Immaculate Seminary in Northampton, PA. He completed his Licentiate and doctorate in Theology at the Gregorian University in Rome. Professor McCormick teaches courses in Christian Ethics, Medical Ethics, and Catholic Social Teachings and speaks, writes and directs retreats on issues of social justice. He is the author of Sin as Addiction, and A Banqueter's Guide to the All Night Soup Kitchen of the Kingdom of God, and the co-author of Character, Choices & Community: The Three Faces of Christian Ethics and Facing Ethical Issues: Dimensions of Character, Choice and Community. He has also published over thirty chapters and essays on Christian Ethics and Catholic Social Teachings and has written a monthly column on Christianity and Culture for U.S. Catholic since 1994.

The Community of Catholic Business Schools is a collaborative venue for Catholic Schools to convey common challenges, share best practices, and promote global cooperation. The Community takes charge of collectively disseminating the historical and current approach that Catholic schools take on instilling the non-relativism of ethical values, as an inherent component in business education.

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