Called by one bishop “the prophet of Rerum Novarum,” Catholic economist and sociologist Giuseppe Toniolo led an incredible life of labor for the rights of the exploited poor, small businessmen, farmers, and factory workers. An enemy of freemasonry, the statesman was most importantly a man of prayer, who loved the Church and fought in governmental office for her liberty and exaltation.
CNA reports: Catholic economist and sociologist Giuseppe Toniolo’s influence a century ago opened the door for important changes in Italian society. Because of his dedication to politics, Italian Catholics were able to fight Freemason efforts to keep them out of government. Read more of his story here.
