Red, White, Blue, and Catholic

With the 2016 presidential election beginning to simmer, Catholics in the pews will soon be asking, "How should Catholics vote?"
But, as Stephen P. White says, most of how we live as Catholic citizens doesn't happen in a voting booth. Most of the ways in which we shape our nation happen elsewhere. The Church's work of evangelization and her contribution to the good of society are inseparable, and as Catholic citizens we are called to do more than vote.
Think of this book as a Catholic guide to faithful citizenship for the 364 days of the year that aren't the first Tuesday in November. As Catholic citizens, we're called to be sensitive to the needs of our neighbors. We're called to care about both physical poverty and spiritual poverty. But most importantly, we are called to go out and follow Christ.