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Articles by Father George E. Schultze, SJ

About Father George E. Schultze, SJ
Father George E. Schultze, SJ is a spiritual director at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Jerusalem and the Latin Patriarchal Seminary in Beit Jala. He studied Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University, worked as an NLRB Board Agent, and was a member of the NLRB Union. His studies and teaching focus on work life, marriage, and the family.
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Labor unions, the Catholic Church, and postmodern deception

August 31, 2024 Father George E. Schultze, SJ 36

Sixty years ago, high school and college-age students took low-wage jobs at fast-food chains and restaurants as part-time or summer work. Today’s mature workers, often low-income women, have made these and similar jobs full-time, and […]

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The example of St. Joseph the Worker amid postmodernism, transgenderism, and wokism

May 1, 2024 Father George E. Schultze, SJ 16

The Feast of St. Joseph the Worker strikes a chord that reverberates through the body and soul of every reflective Catholic boy or man. Without denying the contributions women have made in every era, Catholic […]

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The Catholic Church, labor unions, and Ignatian discernment

September 3, 2023 Father George E. Schultze, SJ 17

The powers of the soul; the will of God or individual will? In the First Exercise of the Spiritual Exercises (paras. 45-54), St. Ignatius of Loyola speaks of the “three powers of the soul”: memory, […]

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The Catholic Church, American labor unions, and the New Left

September 5, 2022 Father George E. Schultze, SJ 19

Labor Day 2022 is upon us, and in the past, labor priests like Fathers Peter Yorke, John Ryan, Charles Own Rice, Andy Boss, SJ, Phillip Carey, SJ, John Corridan, SJ, Raymond McGowan, George Higgins, Jack […]

Essay

Of All Things Visible and Invisible: Postmodernism and Unbelief

December 11, 2021 Father George E. Schultze, SJ 12

Editor’s note: The following essay was given, in slightly different form, as an address on October 16, 2021, at the Studium Theologicum Salesianum, Salesian Pontifical University, Jerusalem Campus. ———— Allow me to begin this Dies […]

Essay

Economics, Technology, and Virtue

September 3, 2018 Father George E. Schultze, SJ 6

The explosive development of automation, robotics, and AI requires a dedicated focus on the role of conscience—our spiritual life—to help us respond to the challenges […]

Essay

Catholic Workers, Labor Unions, and Benedict XVI’s “Caritas in Veritate”

September 6, 2015 Father George E. Schultze, SJ 0

What is the responsibility of Catholic school teachers with regard to the spoken and lived representation of Catholic moral values? Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI’s 2009 encyclical Caritas in Veritate is a helpful point of departure […]

Analysis

The Labor Movement, Teachers Unions, and Catholic Social Teaching

August 31, 2014 Father George E. Schultze, SJ 0

Catholic religious leaders have long supported the labor movement in the United States because it has promoted the economic wellbeing of workers and their families. The Irish, Italian, and Slavic immigrants of the past, and […]

No Picture
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Catholic Social Teaching, Work, and a Jobless Recovery

March 19, 2014 Father George E. Schultze, SJ 0

Two years ago, Dr. Rupert J. Ederer wrote in Inside the Vatican that while Karl Marx’s economic theory proposed inevitable class conflict, Father Heinrich Pesch, SJ’s (1854-1926) theory focused on social justice (giving what is […]

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