Christ in the Voting Booth

By Thomas A. Droleskey

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1891431013
• ISBN13: 9781891431012
• Release Date: July 1998
• Publisher: Hope of Saint Monica, Inc.
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.57 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

A Rare Accomplishment

"Christ in the Voting Booth" is outstanding. A concise, very well written compendium of the Catholic Faith. Dr. Droleskey explains the Church founded by Jesus Christ, what it believes and what it teaches. The author has grasped very simply but very powerfully the problem of modern day society. For reasons explained, there will never be any lasting resolution until the basic truths enunciated are accepted and practiced.The author's position is fully documented, juxtaposing Scripture and the prophetic wisdom of well known papal encyclicals with historic facts. In the process, the reader is enriched by the many historical, political, philosophical, and theological insights.This book is not only a surprise find, it is a major accomplishment. It is a profoundly spiritual book, while at the same time of major practical importance. It focuses and explains the life-giving and essential relationship between Jesus Christ, His Church, and society. Read it. You will not be the same.

Read This Book!

In this book, Dr. Droleskey, a renowned Catholic political scientist, brilliantly demonstrates the ways in which American principles contradict those of Catholicism. A must read for every Catholic who wishes to be informed!

The Dr. unambiguously proclaims the truth.

Here is a book that should be read by all men of good will, who seek to find a way to apply the principles which they hold dear to their participation in our political system. Dr. Droleskey uses his extensive knowledge of Catholic political and social teaching to expose the flaws in the system, both theoretical and practical; and to map out a strategy for Catholics who wish to use the system to combat the terrible social consequences of those flaws, and at the same time not allow their principles to be compromised through subservience to the flawed system itself. A must read!