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Istituto Acton

The Acton Institute has a number of affiliates around the world, but when it came time to establish a presence in Rome, the institute opted not to start another affiliate, but to open a new Acton office, Istituto Acton. This allows the institute and its Grand Rapids staff to work closely with the Rome staff on a number of important projects that further our mission to promote a free and virtuous society on the international stage.

Commentario Acton

Il debito e la spesa americana senza controllo sono la vera “Waterloo” - Ray Nothstine

Meno religione significa più governo - Dr. Anthony B. Bradley

Sanità e cattolicesimo: argomentazioni vere e false - Dr. Samuel Gregg

La filantropia non può servire due padroni - Rev. Robert A. Sirico

Media

"Beyond Nihilism: Religion, Liberty, and the Art of Self-Government" - Dr. Daniel J. Mahoney
To listen to a Vatican Radio clip of Dr. Daniel J. Mahoney (Chairman of the Department of Political Science at Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts) while speaking on the topic of "Beyond Nihilism: Religion, Liberty, and the Art of Self-Government", click here. 

Dr. Mahoney delivered his talk as part of Istituto Acton's international study day "The Contribution of Christianity to Representative Government". The study day was held in collaboration with the Pontifical University Antonianum in Rome on May 12, 2010.

Caritas in Veritate

Per il Papa non può esistere una società giusta senza le persone giuste di Robert Sirico

Zenit: Kishore Jayabalan commenta l'Enciclica "Caritas in Veritate”

Zenit: Kishore Jayabalan comments on Encyclical "Caritas in Veritate”

Vatican Radio: Kishore Jayabalan discusses “Caritas in Veritate”

National Review: The Truths in Caritas in Veritate” by Kishore Jayabalan

The Wall Street Journal: Istituto Acton director comments on Caritas in Veritate

Kishore Jayabalan: Benedict’s (non-partisan) Truth

COMUNICATO STAMPA: Rev. Robert Sirico e Kishore Jayabalan commenta “Caritas in Veritate”