What does the Bible have to say about how we work and when we should rest? In this section we explore current work practices and their impact on workers in the context of Scripture and our Catholic faith.
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About us > Scripture Publications > Scripture & Science > Saints & Seasons > Art & Culture > Blessing of Bibles > The meaning of life - Part 4 (Empathy) > Commissioning of Readers > About the Bible > PCPNE Resources > The Church and the Bible > Jubilee 2025 > Scripture Newsletter Sign-up > Send us your Feedback > Education > Contact and Legal > Weekly Bible Verse >This section by David McLoughlin starts by looking at the seven days of the week through the lens of how and why we work. What does the Bible have to say and how do we show dignity in the workplace?
David McLoughlin looks at two models of work using Genesis to explore how work can be both a blessing and a curse.
David McLoughlin looks at how the liberation of Exodus still needs to happen for many enslaved men, women and children, even in contemporary Britain.
David McLoughlin considers a re-reading of the "wisdom" of King Solomon in 1 Kings 4 in light of some of our current employment practices.
David McLoughlin tackles unacceptable welfare conditions alongside Jesus’ teachings about justice, compassion and integrity in the work place.
David McLoughlin explores legislation for workers’ rights and our vocation to image God’s creative love in all our relationships, including our place of work.
David McLoughlin looks at the biblical basis for volunteering and how such work builds the common good that is at the heart of the kingdom of God on earth.
David McLoughlin shows us the difference between rest and restlessness and of how we are called to become the seventh day.
