Today, November 30, 2012, the feast of St. Andrew the Apostle, the long-awaited book entitled Subsidiarity is released.
What is Subsidiarity? It is an important idea to human organization, of quite ancient origin, discussed indirectly by various scholars over the centuries, but becoming especially visible in the last century or so, beginning in 1891 with the great encyclical Rerum Novarum of Leo XIII, and continuing through 1991 with John Paul II's Centesimus Annus.
But what does a satellite dish have to do with it?
Well... that's where the fascinating part comes in.
We will talk more about it on this blogg as time may permit. This blogg also provides you with a handy way of asking questions or making comments. There is also a website where additional information will be provided.
To order the book, please visit here.
Subsidiarity is the common-sense principle of order and right relation between members and groups of a human social group, or, by extension, any system of cooperating entities.
