An interesting take on Catholic Social Teaching. Pope Francis would have loved this book. The author brings a unique perspective and though it is one I don't necessarily agree with on every level, especially where partisan politics can become divisive, I think this is a good book to be open to reading, considering and reflecting on a different perspective. After all, as Catholics, we are universal and we need to be open and receptive to different views and experiences. Organized somewhat as an Ignatian spiritual retreat over 4 weeks, this is a though provoking book. Touching on racial injustice, colonialism, ecology, topics that until Pope Francis did not receive as much dialogue as they deserve.