Making a Life: Catholic Social Teaching and the Meaning of Work

Making a Life: Catholic Social Teaching and the Meaning of WorkAuthor: Ward, Kate ISBN: 9780567726926 Publisher: Bloomsbury Year first published: 16 Apr 2026 Pages: 192 Format: Paperback softback Work shouldn't be this hard or this unfulfilling. Burnout, low wages, gig labor, layoffs, and the struggle to balance purpose with pay have made many of us question what work is, and what it could be and should be. Ethicist Kate Ward offers a fresh, timely perspective rooted in Catholic social teaching. She explores work

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