WOF 449: Are Reverent Liturgies & Social Justice at Odds?

Does being committed to social justice necessarily entail neglecting the liturgy? Conversely, do reverent liturgies entail downplaying or even ignoring the Church's mission to care for the poor? The answer to both questions is a resounding, no. How should we understand the right relationship between the liturgy of the Church and the virtue of justice, including social justice? And practically speaking, how can we, as a Church, overcome the unnecessary divisions between so-called "liberal Catholics" and "conservative Catholics"?

A listener asks if someone can be Catholic but not believe in the Resurrection.

Links:

• Bishop Barron's article: https://www.wordonfire.org/articles/barron/the-higher-you-go-liturgically-the-lower-you-should-go-in-service-of-the-poor/

• Word on Fire Institute: https://institute.wordonfire.org/

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