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  1. The Commodification of Healthcare in the United States and the Spirituality of Social Transformation for Catholic Healthcare Professionals
  2. Catholic Social Spirituality, Structural Sin, and Health Care: Theosociological Analysis
  3. Civil Society, Social Capital in Health Care, and Catholic Social Spirituality
  4. Commodified Health Care and Access of the Poor: Sociological-Ethical Analysis
  5. Commodified Health Care and Catholic Social Spirituality in the Workplace for Health Workers
  6. Diffused Religion, Healthcare Reform, and Catholic Social Spirituality
  7. Establishing a Sociological-Synodal Social Spirituality for Catholic Healthcare Workers
  8. Introduction: Book’s Overview
  9. Lay Catholic Social Spirituality and Christian Discernment for Healthcare Workers
  10. Social “Agere Contra” for Lay Catholic Healthcare Workers’ Social Spirituality
  11. Defining and Operationalizing Synodality and Synodal Church
  12. Ecclesial Innovations to Implement Vatican II in Pope Francis's Synodality
  13. Enhancing Empirical Synodal Thinking through Sociology and the Social Sciences
  14. Establishing a Sociological Methodology for Synodality
  15. Focus Group Discussion for Synodality's Roundtable Sharing
  16. Introduction
  17. Resolving Moral Issues and Research Networks for Synodality
  18. The Significance of Sociology in Pope Francis's Synodality
  19. The Sociological Innovations of Pope Francis's Synodality
  20. Why is inculturation in Catholic theology difficult to operationalize?
  21. Celibacy, Seminary Formation, and Catholic Clerical Sexual Abuse
  22. Celibate Clerical Formation, Social Resistance, and Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church
  23. Celibate Seminary Formation, Total Institution, and Clerical Sexual Abuse
  24. Child Clerical Sexual Abuse, Pedophilia, and Seminary Formation
  25. Exploring Alternative Clerical Training and Married Priesthood in Current Age
  26. Gender and Sexuality Formation in the Seminary and Clerical Sexual Abuse
  27. Heterosexual Clerical Sexual Abuse and Seminary Formation
  28. Homosexual Clerical Sexual Abuse and Seminary Formation
  29. Introduction
  30. Shifting Method in Catholic Clerical Training and Human Formation Against Sexual Abuse
  31. Gender Ideology and the Contemporary Catholic Church
  32. Gender Ideology’s Alleged Danger to the Family in Society: A Synodal-Sociological Appraisal
  33. Gender and “Gender Ideology” in the Catholic Church
  34. Gender and “Gender Ideology” in the Catholic Church: A Synodal-Sociological Exploration
  35. Homosexuality, Same-Sex Union, and LGBTQI Inclusivity in the Catholic Church
  36. Human Dignity and Gender Issues in Contemporary Society: A Synodal-Sociological Exploration
  37. Inculturating Gender Diversity and LGBTQI Inclusivity: A Synodal Call for the Catholic Church
  38. Inductive Theology, Homosexuality, and Same-Sex Marriage: A Synodal-Sociological Analysis
  39. Introduction: Overview of the Book
  40. LGBTQI Inclusivity Proposals and Pope Francis’s Synodal Church
  41. LGBTQI Inclusivity, Homosexuality, and Same-Sex Marriage in the Catholic Church
  42. Reappraising Gender Complementarity and Heterosexual Marriage in the Catholic Church
  43. Resolving Contemporary Moral Issues in the Catholic Church
  44. Separating the Wheat from the Chaff in the Catholic Church’s “Gender Ideology”: A Sociological-Synodal Analysis
  45. Structural Roots of Homophobia in the Catholic Church
  46. The Book’s Overview
  47. Transgender Sexuality, Synodality, Sex Change, and Catholic Morality
  48. “Gender Ideology’s” Alleged Threat to Humanity: A Critical Sociological-Synodal Analysis
  49. “Gender Ideology’s” Alleged Threats to Children’s Welfare: A Sociological-Synodal Analysis
  50. “Gender Ideology” and the Catholic Morality of Gender-Enhancing Treatment and Sex Change
  51. Celibacy, Sexual Abuse, and Married Priesthood
  52. Celibacy, Priest Shortage, and Married Priesthood
  53. Reestablishing the Catholic Married Priesthood in Contemporary Times
  54. In Defense of Married Priesthood
  55. Clerical Celibacy Law, Passive Resistance, and Married Priesthood in the Catholic Church
  56. Introduction
  57. Clericalism, Celibacy, and Clerical Sexual Abuse
  58. Law as a Strategy for Social Change
  59. Celibacy, Acedia, Anomie, and Diocesan Clerical Spirituality
  60. The Contemporary Globalizing World and Its Major Challenges to Catholic Celibate Priesthood
  61. Corporate Moral Responsibility, Distributive Justice, the Common Good, and Catholic Social Teaching: The Case of Gilead Sciences and Remdesivir
  62. Law, morality, and catholic social teaching on family living wage: Analyzing the adequacy and morality of the minimum wage in the Philippines
  63. The Religious and Cultural Aspects of Resilience in Disasters: The Case of Typhoon Ketsana Victims in the Philippines
  64. Science, Rulemaking, and COVID-19 in the Philippines: Evaluating the Scientific Basis of the Motorcycle Pillion Shield Regulation
  65. COVID-19 vaccines, public health goods and Catholic social teaching: Why justice must prevail over charity in the global vaccine distribution
  66. A Sociotheological Approach to Catholic Social Teaching
  67. Understanding Digital Literacy, Digital Competence, and Pedagogical Digital Competence: Implementing Online Teaching for Filipino Tertiary Educators During COVID-19
  68. Science, Rulemaking, and COVID-19 in the Philippines: Evaluating the Scientific Basis of the Motorcycle Pillion Shield Regulation
  69. Analyzing the Morality of Owning and Suspending Patent Rights for COVID-19 Vaccines in the Light of Catholic Social Teaching
  70. Acedia, loneliness, and the mandatory celibacy of Catholic parish clergy: a theological-sociological exploratory analysis
  71. Epidemiology, Sociology, and the Social Sciences: Evaluating the Philippine Government’s Scientific Response to COVID-19
  72. COVID-19 Pandemic, Telepresence, and Online Masses: Redefining Catholic Sacramental Theology
  73. Technology, Law Enforcement, and Illegal Camcording in Philippine Cinemas: A Preliminary Analysis
  74. Law, Morality, and Practical Rationality: Analyzing Corporate Social Responsibility in Conflicting Wage Standards in the Philippines
  75. Catholic Clerical Celibacy and Bourdieu’s Theory of Practice: Analyzing Ecclesial Structures Supporting Mandatory Celibacy
  76. Science, Theology, Methodological Naturalism, and the Catholic Church’s Inculturation
  77. Catholic Social Teaching, Economics, the Common Good, and Sustainability of Increasing Workers’ Wages in the Philippines
  78. Inculturation, Philosophy, and the Social Sciences as the Emerging Handmaid of Theology: Time to Update Catholic Clerical Education?
  79. Why Is Catholic Social Teaching Difficult to Implement in Society?: A Theological-Sociological Analysis
  80. Epidemiology, Sociology, and the Social Sciences: Evaluating the Philippine Government’s Scientific Response to COVID-19
  81. The Social Sciences, Pastoral Theology, and Pastoral Work: Understanding the Underutilization of Sociology in Catholic Pastoral Ministry
  82. Inculturation, Anthropology, and the Empirical Dimension of Evangelization
  83. The Catholic laity, clerical sexual abuse, and married priesthood: A sociological analysis of Vatican II’s lay empowerment
  84. Legal Pluralism, Cultural Values, and Post-Disaster Housing Project in a Philippine Municipality
  85. Catholic Social Teaching, Theology, and Sociology: Exploring the Common Ground
  86. Catholic Hierarchy and Social Interaction of the Clergy
  87. Celibacy and Social Disorganization in the Catholic Hierarchy
  88. Introduction
  89. Lay Empowerment, Social Disorganization, and Clerical Sexual Abuse
  90. Supervision of Clerical Behavior in the Hierarchy
  91. Celibacy and Social Disorganization in the Catholic Hierarchy
  92. Adequacy of Social Facilities and Services
  93. Introduction
  94. Jobs and Livelihood Program in the Resettlement Area
  95. Law, Normative Pluralism, and Post-Disaster Recovery
  96. Normative Pluralism in Philippine Housing and Relocation System
  97. Security of Tenure, Affordability, and Habitability
  98. Sociology, Normative Pluralism, and Post-disaster Recovery: The Case of the Philippines
  99. Suitability and Accessibility of the Relocation Site
  100. Typhoon Ketsana and Normative Pluralism in the Philippine Post-disaster Recovery System
  101. Sociological Perspectives on Media Piracy in the Philippines and Vietnam
  102. Corruption and the Nonenforcement of the Optical Media Law
  103. Introduction
  104. Obstacles in Formalizing the Optical Media Trade
  105. Social and Technological Forces Supporting Piracy
  106. The Government’s Attitude Toward the Informal Sector and Piracy
  107. Tracing Media Piracy: Current and Future Trends
  108. U.S. Global Hegemony in Intellectual Property and the Politics of Piracy and Resistance