Is DEI compatible with the Catholic Faith — or does it conflict with the Church’s teaching on human dignity, justice, and merit?
In this episode of Catholic Minute, Fr. Cristino responds with clarity, charity, and fidelity to Catholic doctrine.

As Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies become increasingly common in universities, workplaces, and public institutions, many Catholics are asking an important and sincere question: Do these frameworks align with what the Church actually teaches about the human person and social order?

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In this thoughtful conversation, Fr. Cristino examines DEI not through political talking points or cultural slogans, but through Catholic social teaching, natural law, and the lived structure of the Church herself. He explains how the Church already upholds the equal dignity of every human person — while also affirming merit, vocation, hierarchy, and prudence in social life.

⛪ In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
What DEI policies aim to address — and where real tensions arise

• How Catholic social doctrine already speaks to dignity, justice, and inequality
• Why equality of dignity does not require equality of outcomes
• The role of merit, vocation, and hierarchy in Catholic teaching
• How Catholics can respond faithfully and prudently in workplaces, schools, and public life

This episode avoids outrage and ideological framing, offering instead a calm, reasoned Catholic response rooted in truth, charity, and clarity.

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