Social Morality: Saint Alberto Hurtado, S.J. Volume 1 - Hurtado, Saint Alberto
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Alberto Hurtado, SJ, is a saint of our time. His thought emerged from the intellectual and political currents of his time, yet his writings foreshadow the papal and Society documents on social justice that form the basis of our ministries today. This volume is an annotated translation of St. Alberto Hurtado, SJ, work: Moral Social. Working late at night during the last years of his life, Hurtado produced the rough typescript of this book, in which condition it remained after his death in 1952 until the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile published the first Spanish edition in 2004 and a…mehr

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Alberto Hurtado, SJ, is a saint of our time. His thought emerged from the intellectual and political currents of his time, yet his writings foreshadow the papal and Society documents on social justice that form the basis of our ministries today. This volume is an annotated translation of St. Alberto Hurtado, SJ, work: Moral Social. Working late at night during the last years of his life, Hurtado produced the rough typescript of this book, in which condition it remained after his death in 1952 until the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile published the first Spanish edition in 2004 and a second edition in 2006. This is the first English translation.
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EDITORS Scott FitzGibbon is Graduate of the Harvard Law School (J.D.), where he was an Articles Officer of the Harvard Law Review, and of Oxford University (B.C.L.), where he studied legal philosophy. He is a professor at Boston College Law School, a member of the American Law Institute, and a member of the International Society of Family Law. He is the Editor in Chief of the International Journal of the Jurisprudence of the Family and a member of the Board of Directors of the International Academy for the Study of the Jurisprudence of the Family. He is a member of the Irish Jurisprudence Society and of the International Chair on Natural Law and Human Personhood, Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina. Fernanda Soza holds a Law degree from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, a Master of Laws degree from Boston College (2015) and has been admitted to the Bar in Chile (2002) and Massachusetts (June 2017). She was the Director of San Sebastian University Law School in the south of Chile (2012-2013) and a Judicial Intern-Law Clerk for the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (2015- 2016). Fernanda is a Visiting Scholar at Boston College Law School since 2017, researching, organizing an international conference, and now publishing the edited translation on Hurtado s work Social Morality with professor Scott FitzGibbon. She is currently the Director of Strategic Initiatives at Chile Massachusetts Alliance Inc.