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Economy of Communion

Economy of Communion in Freedom

Logo EoC Companies on every continent are involved in the Economy of Communion.

Participating business owners freely choose to distribute their profits for three equally important purposes:

  • Retain earnings to grow the business, and thus create new jobs, and to increase efficiency, and thus improve profitability - all to the benefit of those in need
  • Directly help people in need, beginning with those who share the spirit animating the Economy of Communion
  • Spread the "Culture of Giving" stemming from the spirituality of unity so that more and more people will learn to freely participate in the communion characterizing the movement

EoC
World Catholicism Week 2010 and the Economy of Communion Print E-mail
Written by John Mundell   
Saturday, May 01, 2010

Logo World Catholicism WeekThe Center for World Catholicism and Intercultural Theology at DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A. sponsored World Catholicism Week 2010 from April 20 to 23, a conference on the globally interdependent dimensions of the Roman Catholic experience of faith.  Two days were dedicated to Benedict XVI’s encyclical on economic globalization, Caritas in Veritate.

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Economy of Communion 2009 Annual Meeting Print E-mail
Written by North American EoC   
Wednesday, September 16, 2009

2009 EOC Meeting DialoguePerson Centered Business: Hope for Today, Sustainability for Tomorrow
August 21-23, 2009

2009 marks the 18th anniversary of the EoC.  A return to our roots, a look at today’s accomplishments and tomorrow’s goals along with the emerging collaboration between the businesses and academia were featured at the annual meeting.

 

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Lecture on the EoC at Catholic U Print E-mail
Written by admin   
Tuesday, December 02, 2008

dscn3668sm.jpgA first lecture on the Economy of Communion in Freedom was held at the Catholic University of America (CUA) in Washington DC on October 21. There were over sixty (60) students in attendance (marketing, business, and theology majors) as well as a few outside visitors including a journalist from the Catholic News Service, an owner of a construction company, and a couple aspiring entrepreneurs.

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