Former issues

Is the church a social institute? (Interview with the historian)

It is still a question to what extent the church provided support to society in periods of capitalist development, when exlusion, impoverishment and peripherisation were prominent features of social life. Can we count on charitative activities of the church, and under what conditions, during the contemporary socio-economic transformation?

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