It is good to know that even today a pronouncement by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York can still make the front pages. Moreover, it is good to know that the two archbishops are able to communicate something that needs to be said, and which is in clear continuity with the content of the Gospel and Christian tradition. Their Graces have produced, with others, a collection of essays entitled On Rock or Sand? The biblical allusion will not be lost on those who are familiar with Scripture. The Archbishop of York , who has edited the volume, says this of it:
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The Archbishops of Canterbury and York are on slippery ground when they criticise 'inequality'
Catholic social teaching sticks to firmer concepts such as solidarity, subsidiarity and the common good
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith

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